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These unusual unique peppers are a rare heirloom variety native to Macedonia - a small country in the heart of the Balkans. They are called embroidered peppers or vezeni piperki (Reza Macedonian Pepper). Both names refer to the curious lines on their skin. In Macedonia, they are deeply embedded in the culture as they have been grown for hundreds of years. Due to the specific climate - hot summers and freezing winters, they developed specific characteristics: unique corked skin and a fleshy body with a nutty taste. Did you know that if you want to grow them you can buy seeds online, just type embroidered peppers and you will find them right away? Macedonians often hang the elongated peppers in bunches in late summer and fall to dry naturally in the sun. The bunches are displayed as edible decorations, providing rich colors and textures to the home.

Peppers are easy to grow.

Did you know that 1 seed will produce 10 peppers and 8 plants are enough for 1 family?

How to grow peppers:
Save seeds from last year's harvest.
Plant them in moist soil 1 cm deep.
The first pepper plants will appear after 3 weeks.
After 2 months, pepper seedlings are ready for transplanting.
Dig a hole, 15 cm deep
Add organic fertilizer
Plant the pepper plants, 18 to 24 inches apart, as deep as possible so that the roots have more moisture during growth.
Did you know that they're more productive if you plant two of them together?
In the end, water them abundantly and do not water them for the next 2 weeks, to encourage deep-root growth.
Cultivate the ground around them and make channels for easy watering.
Water abundantly once a week during the summer.
After 2 months from planting, you will harvest green peppers, and after 80 days they will begin to ripen and turn red.
The taste of homegrown organic peppers is amazing, it's worth trying to grow your own!!!

00:00 Introduction
00:10 Did You Know These Unusual Peppers!?
00:58 How to Grow Peppers: Gardening HACKS and Cool FACTS