Black Pepper Nigrum Gol Mirch Kali Mirch Spice Plants & Tree(1-3 Feet Size) - Tapobon
MRP ₹997 Inclusive of all taxes
Non Returnable
Pot Not Included
Features
- A perennial, woody climbing vine with glossy, heart-shaped leaves that produces small, clustered peppercorn drupes on pendulous spikes.
- The perennial climbing vine requires a sturdy support to climb and prefers partial shade with consistently moist, well-draining soil.
- Using a secure paper core packing method for shipping plants.which help ventilating the plant during transit.
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Product Information
| # | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | brand | TAPOBON |
Plants are packed and shipped by Tapobon Nursery.
Black Pepper (Kali Mirch) Spice Plant
Product Features and Variety
The Black Pepper plant (Piper nigrum), commonly known as Kali Mirch, Gol Mirch, or Nigrum, is a perennial evergreen climbing vine native to the Indian subcontinent. Highly valued globally as the king of spices, this plant is well-suited for cultivation in warm, humid tropical and subtropical regions.
- Botanical Name: Piper nigrum.
- Common Names: Black Pepper, Kali Mirch, Gol Mirch.
- Type: Perennial, woody, climbing vine. Requires support from a pole or trellis for optimal growth.
- Size: 1-3 Feet Height (at dispatch).
- Suitability: Thrives in warm and humid conditions across various Indian climates, excellent for ground planting or large container gardening with support.
The Spice: Black Peppercorns
The plant produces drupes, commonly known as peppercorns, which are the source of the spice:
- Appearance: Peppercorns grow in slender, hanging spikes (catkins) on the vine.
- Black Pepper: This is produced by cooking and drying the unripe green berries, which darken and shrivel to form the familiar spice.
- Flavor Profile: Offers a bold, pungent, and aromatic flavor with a mild heat, making it a universal culinary staple.
Essential Care Guide for Indian Climates
Sunlight and Climate Needs
The Black Pepper vine prefers filtered sunlight and high humidity.
- Sunlight: Prefers partial shade or filtered sun. Avoid intense, direct afternoon sun, especially in hot climates. It can be grown indoors near a bright window in cooler regions.
- Climate: Needs a warm, humid environment to thrive.
Watering and Soil
Maintaining consistent moisture without waterlogging is crucial for this vine.
- Soil: Plant in rich, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic (pH 5.5 to 6.5).
- Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, but not soggy. Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil begins to feel dry. Good drainage is essential to prevent root rot.
- Support: Provide a sturdy, rough support (like a wooden pole) for the vine to climb, which encourages better growth and fruiting.
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