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Pepper Plant , Piper nigrum, Kali Mirch – Plant

Pepper Plant , Piper nigrum, Kali Mirch – Plant

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Pepper Plant , Piper nigrum, Kali Mirch – Plant

Black pepper plant (Piper nigrum), more commonly referred as pepper, is a perennial climbing vine in the Piperaceae family that produces a fiercely aromatic spice. The black pepper plant is a spice that originated on India's Malabar Coast and is one of the oldest spices known.

General

The black pepper plant is a woody climber with aerial roots that can reach a height of 10 metres (33 feet).

It's a vine with lovely heart-shaped leaves (similar to betel leaf), which grows on aerial roots for support and produces little spike-like white flowers in the summer before bearing fruit.

At maturity, they turn yellowish red and produce a solitary seed.

For optimal growth, the Pepper plant requires a long wet season, somewhat high temperatures, and partial shade.

Sunlight

Your pepper plants need 6 to 8 hours of bright indirect sunshine daily.

Place your black pepper plant in an area with half shade and sunlight.

Keep your pepper plant out of direct sunlight in order to avoid sunburned.

Watering

Your Pepper plant dislikes being dry, so water them when the soil seems dry on the surface.

Water frequently and thoroughly.

Soil

Your black pepper plant prefers well-drained, red loam-rich soil, where it will thrive.

Your exotic plant soil's pH level should be between 6.2 and 7.0.

Fertilizer

Low to moderate treatment with a balanced organic fertiliser or a liquid fertiliser (in every two or four weeks) is required for your pepper plant.

Stop fertilising your pepper plant during the winter months until warmer temperatures and higher light levels return in the spring.

Toxicity

Pepper Plants are non-toxic and will not affect your pets or children.

Additional Care

Your pepper plants require moist soil and should be watered several times each week. You may need to water your plant more frequently in warm areas.

Mulching your Black Pepper plant every 6 to 8 months will help to keep the soil moist and decrease temperature swings during the day and night.

Spray your Pepper plants with a non-toxic insecticide if you find mealybugs or lace bugs on them.

Troubleshooting

Is your Black Pepper plant leaves falling off? Not a reason to worry. Ensure that your plant has moist soil that drains effectively.

Is your plant suffering from root rot? It is because you have overwatered your plant. Repot your plant as soon as you can.

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