Chilli Achari Red is a moderately hot and super-hot type of chili pepper. It is quite easy to plant in the garden in the backyard or even in a container. Provided you get everything correct, the fact remains that this plant can actually be sown directly from the seed by harvest.

Number of seeds	15-20 seeds
Sowing Month	Feb To Oct
Blooming months	April to Jan
Temperature	Day time above 25C
Sun	Partial

Begin with high-quality Chilli  seeds. Choose seeds from a reputable seed supplier to obtain high germination and good plant growth. New seeds have higher chances, so make sure to check the pack date before sowing.

Well-draining loose fertile soil is ideal to seed Chilli. Add vermicompost to make it nutrient. Soil should be loosened into loose and airy soil to allow roots to grow freely.

Sow the seeds ¼ inch deep in seed trays or pots. Space them at least an inch apart. Sow over a light covering of soil and water sparingly. Moist, not wet, soil.

But Position the pots in a sunny location with warm conditions. Chilli seeds germinate between 70-85°F (21-29°C) temperatures. In 7-14 days, shoots will appear.

As soon as the seedlings have a few leaves, move them into larger pots or directly into the soil. Water them often but not excessively, or the roots will rot. Stake them if they become too tall.

Fertilize the plants with a balanced fertilizer fortnightly. Remove Weaker seedlings that will allow room for the stronger seedlings to develop well. Aphid infestation needs to be observed and managed organically.

Hence Chilli Achari Red  After around 70-80 days, the chilies begin to change color to red. Pick them when they become red for the best flavor. Take the peppers off the plant by cutting with scissors rather than pulling them out to prevent the plant from dying.

Lastly, It is easy and fulfilling to cultivate Achari Red Chilli from seeds. Treat it well, and you can use fresh home-grown chilies in your recipes. Just follow these simple steps, and you will have a healthy chilli plant in your garden in no time also.