Chilli peppers are the fruits of the pepper plant (Capsicum annuum)
With a typically spicy flavor. In Oliver, they take longer to grow than herbs, but patience brings a great reward: the first fruits are a small home miracle. You can eat them fresh or dry them. Even in small amounts, they "kick up" salsa, curry, stir-fry, marinades, or even homemade ketchup.
Custom planting vs. prepared sets
Individual capsules are intended more for advanced growers who:
build their planting from scratch themselves
understand the differences in growth speed and plant size
want full control over the composition of their planting
If you want to be sure that the plants will grow evenly and the harvest will be continuous, we recommend choosing a prepared plant set with chilli pepper. Sets are designed so that the individual plants work as a whole – without having to figure out combinations, light, or growth pace.
You can find chilli pepper in this set:
Why grow chilli peppers in Oliver
Later, but rich harvest
You can start harvesting approximately 91–105 days from sowing
Long-term yields
It is designed for repeated harvesting of fruits within a single growing cycle.
Ideal for world cuisines
Mexican, Caribbean, South American, Thai, Vietnamese, and Sichuan cuisines cannot do without chilli. And how about adding a pinch to hot chocolate?
Perfectly complements smaller neighbors
A medium-large plant (size L) that is best combined with size S and M plants.
How chilli pepper behaves during growing
you will wait for the harvest, but it will be worth it!
it needs a large amount of light
fruits are harvested – unripe for a less spicy flavor, ripe for a real kick
the growing cycle is optimized for about 180 days
How to plant and what to combine with
Chilli pepper belongs to size L, and it is good to keep this in mind when planting Oliver.
What it means in practice:
it takes up two spots in Oliver – you can plant it in any pair of slots
combine it with smaller plants – sizes S and M
keep in mind that it grows tall and may slightly shade surrounding plants
Ideal neighbors for chilli pepper (when combining on your own)
If you decide on a custom combination, chili pepper gets along well especially with these plants:
How it works
Scan the QR codes on the capsules and the OlĂ app will guide you through the correct placement in Oliver.
Oliver lights each plant individually according to its current growth needs.
You just refill the water. In a few weeks, you'll be picking fresh leaves straight onto your plate.
Chili pepper
Package includes:
1 capsule with seeds in a growing substrate
2 wicks