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Capsicum, also known as sweet pepper, bell pepper or Shimla Mirch is one of the popular vegetables grown throughout India. It is rich in Vitamin A (8493 IU), Vitamin C (283 mg) and minerals like Calcium (13.4 mg), Magnesium (14.9 mg) Phosphorus (28.3 mg) Potassium, (263.7 mg) per 100 g fresh weight. Capsicum is a cool season crop, but it can be grown round the year using protected structures where temperature and relative humidity (RH) can be manipulated. This crop requires day temperature of 25-300C and night temperature of 18-200C with relative humidity of 50-60%. If temperature exceeds 350C or falls below 120C, fruit setting is affected. King Chilli (Capsicum) is traditionally cultivated in Nagaland, Assam, Manipur and other North Eastern states of India. The chilli is called by different names in different states. In Nagaland, it is called as Naga jolokia, Naga Morish, Raja Mirchi, King Chilli.

Price : ₹ 1999/- ₹ 1500 /- (inclusive of GST 18%)