3 Thai Red Dragon Chili Pepper Live Plants, 75 Days Old, Hot Pepper Seedlings, Spicy Edible Garden Plants
3 Thai Red Dragon Chili Pepper Live Plants, 75 Days Old, Hot Pepper Seedlings, Spicy Edible Garden Plants
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🌶️🔥 THAI RED DRAGON CHILI – 3 LIVE PEPPER PLANTS – 75 DAYS OLD
Grow fiery peppers at home with this set of 3 Thai Red Dragon Chili live plants.
These established young pepper plants are approximately 75 days old at the time specified by the listing and are ready for continued growing in your vegetable garden, patio container, raised bed, or greenhouse.
This listing includes 3 live Thai Red Dragon Chili Pepper plants.
🌱 YOU WILL RECEIVE
• Quantity: 3 Live Pepper Plants
• Variety: Thai Red Dragon — verify cultivar
• Plant Age: Approx. 75 Days Old
• Plant Height: Approx. [ADD RANGE]
• Pot / Plug Size: [ADD SIZE]
• Rooted: YES — confirm
• Shipping Form: [POTTED / PLUG / BARE ROOT]
• Pots Included: [YES / NO]
• Peppers at Delivery: Not guaranteed
🌶️ 3 LIVE THAI CHILI PLANTS
Your order includes:
3 LIVE THAI RED DRAGON CHILI PLANTS
This is a three-plant bundle, so you can grow multiple plants without starting peppers from seed.
Make sure all 3 sale-size plants are visible in your primary listing photo.
📅 APPROX. 75 DAYS OLD
These plants are advertised as approximately:
75 DAYS OLD
Because age alone does not indicate plant size, also provide:
HEIGHT: APPROX. [X–X″] EACH
POT / PLUG SIZE: [________]
Actual measurements give buyers a much clearer understanding of what will arrive.
If plant age varies between batches, use an age range rather than guaranteeing exactly 75 days.
🔥 HOT THAI PEPPER
Thai Red Dragon is sold as a hot chili pepper variety.
If you have a reliable cultivar-specific Scoville rating from your seed supplier, you may add it as an approximate range.
Avoid inventing an exact heat level, since pepper pungency can vary with genetics, maturity, and growing conditions.
🌶️ MATURE RED PEPPERS
Under suitable conditions, established plants can produce colorful chili peppers that mature toward their characteristic ripe coloration.
Your starter plants may arrive:
• With foliage only
• With active new growth
• With buds
• Occasionally flowering
• Occasionally with developing peppers
FLOWERS, FRUIT, PEPPER QUANTITY, HEAT LEVEL, AND A SPECIFIC HARVEST DATE ARE NOT GUARANTEED.
🪴 GARDEN & CONTAINER GROWING
Pepper plants can be grown in appropriately sized:
• Vegetable gardens
• Raised beds
• Patio containers
• Greenhouses
• Edible garden spaces
Allow sufficient room for continued root and plant development.
☀️ LIGHT
Provide appropriately bright growing conditions suitable for pepper plants and your local climate.
Nursery-grown plants should be acclimated gradually when transitioning into substantially stronger outdoor sunlight.
💧 WATER & DRAINAGE
Provide appropriate moisture while maintaining good drainage.
Avoid keeping the root zone continuously saturated.
Water requirements vary with temperature, sunlight, rainfall, container size, growing medium, and plant maturity.
🌱 TRANSPLANTING
Young pepper plants can experience temporary stress after shipping and transplanting.
Gradually acclimate them to their new environment and avoid abrupt changes in sunlight, temperature, or moisture.
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