Description
‘Golden Calwonder’ bell pepper produces smooth, blocky, thick-walled sweet peppers that mature to a sunny yellow color. Its mild flavor and sturdy shape make it a versatile choice for fresh salads, stuffing, grilling, and colorful summer dishes.
Growing Golden Calwonder in Alabama
Plant outdoors after the last frost, once the soil has warmed. Choose full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Water deeply and consistently, using mulch to help hold moisture during hot Alabama weather. Peppers can temporarily slow fruit set in periods of very high heat; healthy plants often resume production as temperatures ease. A small cage or stake can help support stems carrying heavy fruit. Harvest yellow for full color and sweet flavor.
Height: Approximately 24–30 inches. Fruit: Smooth, sweet, blocky peppers around 4 inches. Harvest: Roughly 62–73 days under suitable conditions.
