Giant Marconi Pepper (sweet)

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 25
Days till maturity: 72
Annual
Full Sun
Container Friendly

This sweet Italian grilling pepper is a favorite of chefs and foodies everywhere for its amazing rich sweetness and tender skin. Once grilled the sugars intensify and can commonly be seen stored in olive oil. Plants produce large blocky peppers that are 7-8 inches in length and 3-4 inches in width. Truly a giant pepper!

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    Giant Marconi Pepper (sweet)

    9 reviews for Giant Marconi Pepper (sweet)

    1. olsonkaylynn1 –

      Average only because they took about a month to germinate. The plants make it to about a foot tall and look like they have spots on the leaves, and end up not doing as great as my other peppers. Will try again maybe they aren’t heat peppers I’m in FL so I thought that might be why.

    2. lyonsashley267 –

      Delicious! Great flavor and sizs.

    3. ewudesigner –

      First year growing this in WA state. So sweet, no spice. Huge peppers compared to the plant size. Plants grew and produced very well. Took a little while to get going since it was a cooler summer.

    4. evanrahaman –

      Good pepper to grow indoors.

    5. josephmajora –

      It takes time to germinate and also took time to produce peppers but it is a bit cold tolerant here in zone 8. It is december and it is still alive under the hoop house.

    6. kimhensley0 –

      Big peppers with good production and flavor. Super sweet

    7. ilovebugs08 –

      Great production for a sweet pepper, fruits are sweeter and plants are more vigorous than bell types

    8. cocoacat082 –

      They germinated, but didn’t flower or fruit.

    9. ourlife767 –

      Loved the flavor

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      Name : olsonkaylynn1

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      Average only because they took about a month to germinate. The plants make it to about a foot tall and look like they have spots on the leaves, and end up not doing as great as my other peppers. Will try again maybe they aren’t heat peppers I’m in FL so I thought that might be why.

      04-Sep-2020

    • 4

      Name : lyonsashley267

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      Delicious! Great flavor and sizs.

      20-Oct-2020

    • 5

      Name : ewudesigner

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      First year growing this in WA state. So sweet, no spice. Huge peppers compared to the plant size. Plants grew and produced very well. Took a little while to get going since it was a cooler summer.

      24-Oct-2020

    • 4

      Name : evanrahaman

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      Good pepper to grow indoors.

      07-Dec-2020

    • 4

      Name : josephmajora

      Location : ,

      It takes time to germinate and also took time to produce peppers but it is a bit cold tolerant here in zone 8. It is december and it is still alive under the hoop house.

      07-Dec-2020

    • 4

      Name : kimhensley0

      Location : ,

      Big peppers with good production and flavor. Super sweet

      15-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : ilovebugs08

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      Great production for a sweet pepper, fruits are sweeter and plants are more vigorous than bell types

      30-Dec-2020

    • 2

      Name : cocoacat082

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      They germinated, but didn’t flower or fruit.

      03-Jan-2021

    • 5

      Name : ourlife767

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      Loved the flavor

      23-Jan-2021