Madame Jeanette Yellow Chilli Seeds by Buzzy | SUMMER / WINTER

Source Company: Buzzy Seeds

Madame Jeanette Yellow (Capsicum chinense) is a hot chilli variety originating from Suriname, valued for its vibrant yellow peppers and distinctive fruity aroma.

Start seeds in warm nursery trays, approximately 0.5 cm deep. Transplant healthy seedlings into fertile, well-draining soil after temperatures become suitable.

Key Features

• Botanical Name: Capsicum chinense

• Common Name: Madame Jeanette Yellow Chilli

• Variety: Madame Jeanette Yellow

• Plant Type: Hot Chilli Pepper

• Origin: Suriname

• Immature Fruit Colour: Green

• Mature Fruit Colour: Bright Yellow

• Fruit Shape: Irregular, elongated to slightly bell-shaped, sometimes wrinkled

• Fruit Length: Commonly around 5–8 cm; varies by plant

• Fruit Flavour: Fruity and aromatic

• Heat Level: Very Hot

• Published Heat Estimates: Approximately 100,000–350,000 SHU; actual heat varies

• Growth Habit: Bushy and Upright

• Plant Height: Approximately 60–100 cm, depending on conditions

• Sunlight: Full Sun

• First Harvest: Approximately 100–150 days from sowing, depending on conditions

• Special Features: Attractive yellow fruits, intense heat, fruity aroma and suitability for container gardening

Recommended Grow Bags

G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch – 1 plant, suitable for container cultivation and used in the GREEN GARDENS product shoot.

G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch – 1 plant, recommended for improved root development and regular fruit production.

G-20 F Grow Bag – 20 × 16 inch – 1 plant, suitable for vigorous growth and extended fruiting.

Important: G-11 is a suitable option for growing one Madame Jeanette plant. Maintain regular watering, adequate feeding and good drainage. Larger grow bags provide additional root space for long-term productivity.

Recommended Soil / Potting Mix

50% Bhalu Mitti / Garden Soil + 30% GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost + 20% Cocopeat.

Use fertile, loose and well-draining soil rich in organic matter.

A soil pH of approximately 6.0–7.0 is suitable for chilli cultivation.

Avoid waterlogging and compacted soil.

Growing Instructions from Seeds

• Method: Nursery sowing recommended

• Sowing Depth: Approximately 0.5 cm

• Germination: 10–21 days; sometimes longer

• Ideal Germination Temperature: 25–30°C

• Seeds per Cell: 1–2 seeds; retain the healthiest seedling

• Transplanting: When seedlings develop 4–6 true leaves

• Plant Spacing: Approximately 45–60 cm

• Row Spacing: Approximately 60–75 cm

• Watering: Keep the growing medium evenly moist during germination

Transplant seedlings carefully after hardening them off and ensuring suitable outdoor temperatures.

Sunlight & Watering

Sunlight: Full sun, preferably 6–8 hours daily.

Watering: Water regularly and deeply, allowing excess moisture to drain freely.

Maintain consistent soil moisture during flowering and fruit development.

During Lahore's extreme summer heat, monitor grow bags frequently and provide afternoon protection when necessary.

Growth & Harvesting

• First Harvest: Approximately 100–150 days after sowing

• Immature Fruit Colour: Green

• Mature Fruit Colour: Bright Yellow

• Fruit Shape: Irregular, slightly elongated or bell-shaped

• Fruit Texture: Firm with a somewhat wrinkled surface

• Heat Level: Very Hot

• Flavour: Fruity and aromatic

• Growth Habit: Bushy and Upright

• Harvesting Method: Pick ripe fruits carefully with their stalks

• Harvesting Frequency: Repeated harvesting during active fruit production

Signs of Harvesting Readiness:

• Fruits develop their characteristic bright yellow colour.

• Peppers reach a suitable mature size.

• Fruit skin becomes firm and fully developed.

• Peppers have developed their distinctive aroma.

Harvest carefully to avoid damaging branches.

Regular harvesting can encourage continued fruit production.

Feeding

Mix GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost into the soil before planting.

Provide balanced nutrition during vegetative growth.

Maintain adequate phosphorus and potassium availability during flowering and fruit development.

Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilization, which may encourage leafy growth instead of fruit production.

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