Aura F1 Pepper

Aura F1 is a productive specialty sweet pepper producing thick-walled, crisp fruits approximately 10–12.5 cm long. The peppers mature from green to golden yellow and develop an exceptionally sweet, fruity flavor—perfect for salads, roasting, grilling and stuffing.


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Aura F1 Pepper – Seedling

  • Botanical Name: Capsicum annuum ‘Aura’ F1
  • Pepper Type: Sweet specialty pepper
  • Hybrid Status: F1 hybrid
  • Heat Level: Sweet — no noticeable heat
  • Fruit Color: Green, ripening through yellow to golden yellow
  • Fruit Length: Approximately 10–12.5 cm
  • Fruit Shape: Tapered, cylindrical and usually 2–3 lobed
  • Fruit Texture: Thick-walled, crisp and juicy
  • Maturity: Approximately 53 days green; 73 days golden ripe after transplanting
  • Growth Habit: Productive, moderately compact plant
  • Sunlight: Full sun during Kuwait’s cooler season
  • Aura F1 is a productive specialty sweet pepper that develops attractive tapered fruits, changing from green to bright yellow and finally golden yellow at full maturity.
  • The fruits average approximately 10–12.5 cm long and feature thick, crisp walls with a juicy texture. When fully golden, they develop an exceptionally sweet, fruity flavor, making Aura an excellent choice for fresh eating, colorful salads, roasting, grilling, frying and stuffing.
  • Its manageable plant size and generous fruit production make it suitable for raised beds and containers. Aura F1 is particularly attractive when grown alongside red and orange sweet pepper varieties to create a colorful harvest.

Growing Aura F1 in Kuwait

  • Recommended transplanting period: October to February, with October–December preferred for a longer productive season.
  • Sunlight: Provide 6–8 hours of direct sunlight during the cooler months.
  • Spacing: Allow approximately 40–50 cm between plants.
  • Container growing: Use a container of at least 15–20 liters per plant; 25–30 liters support longer production.
  • Soil: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil enriched with mature compost.
  • Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist without waterlogging. Avoid allowing the plant to become severely dry while fruit is developing.
  • Feeding: Use balanced nutrition during establishment, followed by a tomato-and-vegetable fertilizer after flowering begins.
  • Support: Light staking may be helpful when the plant carries several fruits.
  • Harvesting: Pick green fruits once they reach full size or leave them to mature to golden yellow for maximum sweetness.
  • Heat protection: As temperatures increase, provide afternoon protection. Extreme heat may reduce pollination and fruit quality.

Harvesting Options

  • Green Stage: Crisp with a fresh, mildly sweet flavor; approximately 53 days after transplanting.
  • Golden Stage: Sweeter, fruitier and more colorful; approximately 73 days after transplanting.
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