Pretty N Sweet F1 Sweet Pepper Seeds — 1992 AAS Winner | Dual-Use Culinary & Ornamental | Lime Green, Yellow, Red, Orange & Purple Fruits | 60 Days

Pretty N Sweet F1 is one of the most celebrated mini peppers ever introduced — a 1992 All-America Selections Winner honored for its remarkable dual identity: a superb culinary pepper with extra-sweet, bite-sized fruits that mature early, and a spectacular ornamental featuring a full rainbow of simultaneous colors on the same compact plant. Thick-walled, crisp, and genuinely sweet with zero heat. Bushy, compact plants reach just 18 inches tall — ideal for patio containers, 6-inch pots, or small-space gardens.

• Days to maturity: 60 days from transplant
• Fruit size: 1½ inches
• Colors: Lime green, yellow, orange, red, purple — ripening simultaneously
• Heat level: None (0 SHU)
• Plant height: 18 inches
• Spacing: 18–24 inches or 1 per 6-inch pot
• Sow depth: ¼ inch
• Start indoors: 8–10 weeks before last frost
• Light: Full sun
• Watering: Consistent moisture; avoid waterlogging
• Disease resistance: Mosaic Virus
• Award: 1992 All-America Selections (AAS) Winner
• Type: F1 hybrid, non-GMO, annual

Why Grow Pretty N Sweet F1?

• 1992 AAS Winner — recognized for outstanding dual culinary and ornamental performance
• Full rainbow of colors — lime green, yellow, red, orange, and purple fruits ripening simultaneously on the same plant
• Extra-sweet, thick-walled fruits — 1½ inch bite-sized snack peppers, crisp and flavorful with zero heat
• Early maturity — ready in just 60 days from transplant
• Compact & container-perfect — bushy 18-inch plants thrive in 6-inch pots or patio containers
• Prolific yields — heavy production from midsummer through frost
• Disease resistant — excellent resistance to Mosaic Virus

Culinary & Ornamental Uses

• Fresh snacking: Grab straight from the vine — sweet, crisp, and zero heat
• Charcuterie & entertaining: The multicolor mix makes a stunning visual presentation
• Stuffed mini peppers: Thick walls hold up beautifully when stuffed with cream cheese or hummus
• Roasted & sautéed: Caramelizes beautifully in stir-fries and sheet pan meals
• Ornamental display: Simultaneous multicolor ripening rivals flowering annuals — a perfect patio focal point or edible landscape accent from midsummer through frost

Growing Notes

Start indoors 8–10 weeks before last frost. Sow ¼ inch deep in fertile, well-draining soil. Transplant after all frost danger has passed, spacing 18–24 inches apart or 1 plant per 6-inch pot in full sun. Keep soil consistently moist. Harvest at any color stage — all are sweet and ready to eat.

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