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Medium-long fruits about 11x16 cm, bright uniform golden yellow. A rustic F1 hybrid, highly reliable and productive in open field cultivation.
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The Gold Queen Square Yellow Pepper is an F1 hybrid variety of medium-long type that produces fruits of about 11x16 cm, with a subtle structure and moderately rounded shape. The golden yellow color is particularly bright and uniform, among the distinctive traits of this selection.
Its botanical name is Capsicum annuum, belonging to the Solanaceae family. The plant has a determinate habit, with rich foliage on all tiers and closely spaced internodes, characteristics that make it hardy and reliable across different growing areas.
Its biological cycle is medium-early, producing a highly branched, healthy and abundant vegetation.
Protected sowing takes place in February-March, while field transplanting occurs in April-May, once the risk of late frosts has passed.
The Gold Queen Square Yellow Pepper prefers fertile, well-drained soil, in a sunny position, and is primarily intended for open field cultivation. Thanks to the plant's hardiness, it adapts well to various climatic and environmental conditions.
One of the distinctive qualities of this variety is the high uniformity of the fruits produced, a highly valued aspect for the fresh market.
Harvest takes place once the fruits have reached their characteristic bright golden yellow color and typical size. Its medium to medium-heavy weight and regular shape make it ideal for the fresh produce market.
Like other pepper varieties, it can be subject to attacks by aphids and red spider mites, controllable with natural garlic or nettle macerates, and to root rot in case of prolonged waterlogging. Good soil drainage and crop rotation, avoiding repeated Solanaceae cultivation on the same plot for several consecutive years, are important preventive measures.
The Gold Queen Square Yellow Pepper is rich in vitamin C and provitamin A, with natural antioxidant properties. It is a valuable source of minerals, particularly potassium.