This ornamental pepper boasts the most dramatically deep purple-black leaves and fruit imaginable. Vigorous bushy plants grow to 18 inches tall and wide. Lilac flowers, dark black peppers emerge in fall. Leaves start green, turn black in sun.
Plant out when soil temperatures exceed 60°F. Propagate by seed at 70°F in late winter. Usually problem-free.
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