Capsicum, Ornamental Pepper 'Medusa'

These are cool-looking but require a long growing season. My partner started ours indoors in April and I transplanted them to a container...Read More outside in May. Still, by the end of September they were mostly green. Frost killed them soon after.

This is my fourth year for these beauties and I can't imagine not having them. Easy to grow, and easy to care for. I love watching the co...Read Morelors change and then having all 3 colors on the plant at once. They start out a pale yellow-green, changing to orange and then red. Not hot. Fun for everyone.

72 days. Narrow, twisted, snake-like peppers named for Medusa's mythological hair! Compact, well-branched plants produce huge yields of 2...Read More to 2 1/2" pointed peppers held prominently upright over dark green foliage. Plants typically display 40 to 50 mildly pungent fruits at the same time, covering a wide color spectrum ranging from ivory to yellow, orange and bright red. 6-8" high