Shouhe Amethyst Sweet Pepper Seeds – High yield, strong adaptability, suitable for commercial farming or home gardening

Overview
The Shouhe Amethyst Sweet Pepper (Capsicum annuum) is an F1 hybrid sweet pepper variety known for its fast growth and compact plant structure. The fruits are square-shaped, measuring approximately 8 × 8.5 cm, with a glossy, attractive purple skin when immature. Average fruit weight is around 200g. This variety offers good resistance to Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), excellent marketability, and great flavor. It is high-yielding, stable, and widely adaptable to different growing environments. Growth appearance may vary depending on growing conditions.

Key Features
• F1 hybrid vigor – Fast-growing, compact plant habit
• Stunning purple color – Glossy, bright, and uniform amethyst-purple immature fruits
• Fruit size: approx. 8 × 8.5 cm – Square-shaped, neat and attractive appearance
• Average fruit weight: 200g – Generous, satisfying single fruit size
• Disease resistant – Tolerant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV)
• Great flavor – Tastes excellent, ideal for fresh eating or cooking
• High and stable yield – Productive and reliable across a wide range of conditions

Cultivation Guidelines
Plant Shouhe Amethyst Sweet Peppers in fertile, well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Maintain consistent soil moisture but avoid waterlogging. Provide support if necessary to keep plants upright as fruits develop. Prune lower leaves to improve air circulation and reduce disease risk.

Why Choose the Shouhe Amethyst Sweet Pepper?
If you are looking for a sweet pepper that combines stunning visual appeal with reliable performance, the Shouhe Amethyst Sweet Pepper is an outstanding choice. Its glossy, amethyst-purple fruits add a unique ornamental touch to your garden or farmers' market table. The F1 hybrid vigor ensures fast growth and compact plants, ideal for both ground and container growing. With good disease resistance, high yields, and excellent flavor, this variety delivers on all fronts for home gardeners and small-scale growers alike.