Today, more and more people everywhere are choosing to plant this species for ornamental purposes because of the eye catching display of the profusion of erect peppers growing in colourful ripening patterns. The chillies grow erect and mature to a red or orange colour. At full growth they measure about 3/4” in length and have a diameter of about 1/8"-1/4”. Like most other pepper plants, Bird Pepper also relish heat and humidity and have very small tolerance to drought. They grow best when planted in moist, well-drained soil that is fertile and enriched with organic matter. If you are growing them outdoors, sow the seeds or transplant the seedlings only after the soil has warmed considerably and the danger of frost has passed. In addition to this, choosing a spot where they will get the full sun gives the plants the best possible conditions for them to thrive. You may explore more on "Capsicum frutescens".
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