Chergui

Chergui F1 is a medium-maturing, versatile hybrid pepper developed by the Dutch breeding company Hazera. The vegetative period of this variety is approximately 65-75 days after transplanting seedlings, allowing it to be grown both in open ground and in greenhouses. The plant features a robust bush with dense foliage that effectively shields the fruits from excessive sunlight, ensuring their high-quality ripening.

The Chergui F1 hybrid is characterized by high disease resistance and a prolonged fruiting period, making it attractive to gardeners and farmers. The plant responds well to proper agronomic practices and application of phosphorus-potassium fertilizers, which contribute to a stable and high yield. The fruits have an elongated-conical shape, reaching a length of 16-18 cm and a width of up to 3 cm, with a weight of approximately 80-100 grams.

Chergui peppers change color from green to a deep red as they ripen. They possess a distinctly spicy and sharp flavor, making them ideal for making hot sauces, pickling, drying, and fresh use as a seasoning. Their versatility and excellent taste make this variety popular among lovers of spicy peppers.