Heat Comparison (measured in SHU)
Baby Bell Orange
0 - 0
Padrón Pepper
500 - 2,500
Jalapeño
2,500 - 8,000
Growing Tips
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Grow in full sun (6–8+ hours daily).
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Keep soil evenly moist.
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Feed regularly with a balanced fertilizer.
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Harvest green for earlier production or wait until fully orange for maximum sweetness.
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Support plants if they become heavily loaded with fruit.
Baby Bell Orange
BHD 1.20
Peppers
In Stock
Baby Bell Orange peppers are small, sweet bell peppers with crunchy flesh and a bright orange color when ripe. They are popular for fresh snacking, salads, lunch boxes, and stuffing.
Specifications
Name
Baby Bell Orange Pepper (Mini Orange Bell Pepper)
Scientific Name
Capsicum annuum
Origin
Bell peppers originated in Mexico and Central America.
Scoville Rating
0 SHU
Heat Level
Sweet, no heat
Plant Color
Green leaves; fruits start green and ripen to bright orange
Plant Height
About 18–24 inches (45–60 cm)
Days to Harvest
70–80 days after transplanting for orange ripe fruit
Yield
High yielding; typically 20–40 mini peppers per plant under good growing conditions