Pronunciation: kap'-si-kum
These compact plants (12–16 inch spread) are perfect for containers or window boxes. They thrive in full sun, quick-draining potting soil, and heat/humidity. Cool, damp weather reduces vigor; drought seldom bothers them.
Take care not to touch your eyes after handling the fruit; the capsaicin can cause intense irritation.
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