It is the plant that grows peppers. As shown below:

The stems are nearly hairless or slightly pubescent, and the branches are slightly zigzag-shaped.

The leaves are alternate, the top nodes of the branches are not elongated and become twin or clustered, oblong-ovate, ovate or ovate-lanceolate, entire margin, the top is short acuminate or acute, the base is Narrowly wedge-shaped; flowers solitary, drooping.

Extended information:

The initial stage of pepper growth is the germination period. It is usually unearthed about 5-8 days after germination and sowing. The first true leaf appears about 15 days, and the flower buds are revealed as seedlings. Expect.

When the first flower spike reaches the doorbell, it is the flowering stage. The fruiting period begins after fruit setting and when the seedlings are pulled out. The suitable temperature for peppers is between 15-34 degrees.

The suitable temperature for seed germination is 25-30 degrees. Germination takes 5-7 days. The seeds will not germinate when it is lower than 15 degrees or higher than 35 degrees.

Reference: Chili-Baidu Encyclopedia