Mild Seeds
Corno di Toro Yellow Pepper Seeds
Corno di Toro Yellow Pepper Seeds
3.33 / 5.0
(3) 3 total reviews
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Description:
Description:
Identical to the Corno di Toro Red Pepper, this Corno di Toro Yellow Pepper is an Italian heirloom also called the Bull’s Horn pepper or Cow Horn pepper because of its bull horn shape and is translated as the “Horn of the Bull.”
This pepper plant grows between 3 to 4 feet tall and produces large, narrow, tapered peppers with a bull-horn curve. These pods grow around 8" long and 2" wide, and ripen from glossy green to a bright red.
Corno di Toro Yellow Peppers boast sweet and spicy peppers, but also have a citrusy, fruity flavor, and are generally milder than the Corno di Toro Red Pepper. No matter what, this is versatile and great for eating raw, stuffed, grilled, or fried! If you fry them, be sure to fry them in olive oil and sprinkle them with parmesan. You could also make them ornamental pepper plants with their bright red crop! This is a must-have in your garden as gardeners rave about the sugary, sweet flavor of the Corno Di Toro Yellow pepper!
- Species: Capsicum Annuum
- Heat Level: 0-500 Scoville heat units
- Type: Mild
- Flavor: Sweet, Citrusy, Fruity
- Origin: Italy
- Pod Size: 8"
- Plant Height: 3-4 ft.
- Days to Harvest: 70-85 Days
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- Plant size: 2-3 ft.
- Pod size: 8-10"
- Origin: Italy
- Species: Annuum
- SHU: 0-500
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Can't wait to try these. Hard to find!
Purchased some Corno di Toro yellow pepper seeds with my usual Cow Horn and none of the Toro peppers sprouted. However, I will still give an four stars as I have always had exceptional service and luck with Pepper Joe's.
Planted my seeds in a jiffy Pete pellet greenhouse setup, as I did for all my other peppers this year, and only one of my Toro seeds sprouted. My Poblano, reaper, and scorpion seeds sprouted and multiple plants came up from each pellet, but the Toro never came up. Contacted customer support. The agent was very nice but told me it must have been my soil temperature was the issue even though all my other peppers (except the giant jalapeño pepper seeds) in the same starter box did great.
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