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24/09/2025

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24/09/2025

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31/08/2025

Hello are you a chilli exporter , reseller and aprocessor ,looking for the best quality of fresh/dry chilli in town don't worry we got you here at kenchillies we deal with cayenne,thunder and demon chilli in all quantities desired for more info you can reach us on 0111 457517/0717560630 ,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
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2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

28/08/2025

FARMING RED CHILI 🌶️ PEPPER OPPORTUNITY

Popular varieties with ready market:
Demon chili, Cayenne chili, Red Thunder chili and Teja chili.
1. We provide F1 seedlings. Seedlings are for first come, first serve basis for kshs 9 bob per seedlings. Book to avoid stock out. Proper plant population for One acre is 15,000 seedlings depending on mode irrigation system you choose

2. Market is available throughout the year. Local and not export. No seasons. Everyday.
*At Kenya chillies We buy red fresh chili 🌶️ pepper and red dry chili pepper. For green 🌶️ pepper it has a strict spray program.

3. We provide farmers contracts to those who require but we don't lock out anyone to supply us.

4. You can sell your chili 🌶️ pepper to anyone else but you can always count on us to buy promptly and cash/mpesa on delivery or collection.

5. We are buying everywhere in East Africa countries. Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and Malawi. Prices defer due to transport costs.

6. Chili 🌶️ pepper farming requires supplement water supply; for irrigation after the rains stop. This is to ensure maximum production.

7. The best irrigation system for chili 🌶️ pepper farming is drip irrigation system. Its more effective, efficient and can accommodate more chili plant population than other irrigation methods.

8. Agronomy services from us are free (contract farmers)and no payments required. This is to ensure you get maximum production and we get more chili pepper 🌶️ volumes. Incase you need more specialized agronomy services, we will refer you to our partners, who charge a small fee.

9. Chili pepper takes an average of 90 days (3 months) from seedling to maturity and the first major harvest.

10. On maturity of the chili plant, harvesting is done every 14-15 days, which is twice a month. Expected yield per harvest is 1000kg to 1500kg depending on plant population. So for a good farmer, 2000kg to 3000kg of fresh red chili 🌶️ per month.

11. Depending on proper farm care and use of good agricultural practices, you can harvest the same chili plant for upto 6 months. Others go for 12 months with good feeding and crop protection.

12. After the 6 months, you can prune the chili plants for extended harvesting period of about 3 or more months.

13. Chili pepper plants require crop protection, that is pesticides. This is to protect the leaves from pests like thrips, caterpillars and mites. Leaves through photosynthesis ensure maximum fruit yields.

14. Chili pepper plants also require fungicides to protect the plant from blight (baridi) and other fungus. Fertilizers and manure boost the production.

15. Payments of delivered or collected chili 🌶️ is cash or mpesa. No delays or debts. Fresh Red Chilli pepper is Kshs 60-70 per kilo. Dry red chili pepper with stalks at Kshs 120-150. Pure Red dry chili pepper 🌶️ without stalks at Kshs! 160-190.Those are the minimum prices from us. PLEASE NOTE: These are prices for RED 🌶️ CHILI PEPPER ONLY and not YELLOW, BLACK OR WHITE chili.

16. For profitability and business sense, please plan to farm 1 acre and above. Less than an acre is not economically viable.

17. You can visit our existing farmers at a fee and with their permission. Should you want to see before embarking on the project.

18. Chili pepper is a good crop, as you can sell green, red and even dry chili pepper. No wastage.

19. If your cost of production is more than Kshs 35 per kilo, there could be something or someone eating into your production.

20. Utilize those idle farms in your rural areas by planting chili pepper. You can intercrop chili with maize or beans. You get food and cash.
Let's make 2025 productive
N.B :Chili pepper doesn't do well in very cold places. Even when it grows, it doesn't give maximum production. Avoid cold areas like Limuru or higher part of Nyahuhuru; that are well known for extreme cold weather.

For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
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2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

22/08/2025

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FERTILIZERS AND PESTICIDES:

1.Fertilizers
Organic:
*Well-rotted manure (5-10 tons/acre) or compost (3-4 tons/acre) should be applied during land preparation.
* Vermicompost (1-2 tons/acre) can also be beneficial.

Inorganic:
*NPK fertilizers (e.g., 17:17:17) are common at planting, followed by top dressing with CAN or Urea during vegetative growth.
*Foliar feeds rich in micronutrients are recommended during flowering and fruiting.
*Specific nutrient needs include Nitrogen (N) for vegetative growth, Phosphorus (P) for root development and flowering, and Potassium (K) for fruit quality and disease resistance.

Timing:
*Fertilizer applications should be timed with the plant's growth stages, starting at transplanting, then during flowering, and finally during fruit development.

2.Pesticides:
Disease Management:
*Common chili diseases in Kenya include anthracnose, bacterial wilts, and various fungal infections like downy and powdery mildew.

Pest Management:
*Pests like thrips, aphids, and spider mites can be problematic.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM):
*Use disease-resistant varieties and certified seeds.
*Maintain field sanitation by removing infected plants.
*Practice crop rotation to disrupt pest and disease cycles.
*Consider using biological control agents (biopesticides) like Metarhizium anisopliae or Paecilomyces lilacinus.
*Rotate chemical pesticides with different modes of action to prevent resistance.

Chemical Pesticides:
*If necessary, consult with agricultural experts for specific recommendations on chemical pesticides registered for use on chili in Kenya.
*Ensure proper application techniques and observe pre-harvest intervals (PHI) to minimize pesticide residues.

3.Specific considerations for export:
Residue Limits:
Export markets have strict Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for pesticides. Ensure all pesticide applications comply with these limits.

Traceability:
*Implement a system for tracking inputs (fertilizers and pesticides) used on the chili crop to ensure traceability for export purposes.

Good Agricultural Practices (GAP):
*Follow GAP principles throughout the production cycle to ensure the quality and safety of the chili peppers for export.
NB:
By carefully managing fertilization and pest control practices, Kenyan chili farmers can produce high-quality produce that meets the demands of both domestic and international markets

We appreciate for your input in building Kenya chillies network in this chilli venture.Are you doing for chilli🌶️🌶️ farming for export quality ,and still looking for market for your products don't worry at Kenya chillies we got your back and we have have the recipe to make you smile 😊 straight to the bank🏦
Specific requirements
Size:
A minimum length and diameter is often specified. For example, some standards require a minimum length of 8 cm and a diameter between 4mm and 6mm
Color:
A mid to dark green color is usually preferred.
Shape: Pods should be with minimal curvature according to Infonet Biovision.
Turgidity:
Should be less than 5% flaGccid
Freedom from defects: Chilies should be free from damage, blemishes, or signs of disease. Specifically, rust and anthracnose should be minimal (0-5%)
Pest and Disease Free:
A phytosanitary certificate is usually required, ensuring the consignment is free from pests and diseases according to InfoTrade Kenya.
Uniformity:
Chilies in a package should be uniform in size and

For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
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2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

05/08/2025

BENEFITS OF PRUNING YOUR CHILLI PLANT:

1.Improved Air Circulation and Reduced Disease Risk:
Pruning removes dense foliage, allowing better airflow around the plant, which can help prevent fungal diseases that thrive in humid environments.

2.Increased Fruit Production:
Pruning directs the plant's energy towards developing fruits, leading to a higher yield of larger, healthier chilies.

3.Better Light Pe*******on:
Pruning allows sunlight to reach all parts of the plant, promoting even ripening and potentially increasing fruit quality.

4.Controlled Plant Shape and Size:
Pruning can help manage the plant's shape and size, making it easier to manage and harvest, especially in crowded gardens or greenhouses.

5.Earlier Fruit Maturity:
Pruning can lead to earlier fruit maturity, allowing for a quicker harvest cycle.

6.Improved Fruit Quality:
Pruning can influence the size, shape, and even the nutritional value of the chilies.

7.Enhanced Plant Vigor:
By removing unproductive growth, pruning allows the plant to focus its resources on healthy, vigorous growth, leading to stronger, more resilient plants.

Are you doing for chilli🌶️🌶️ farming for export quality ,and still looking for market for your products don't worry at Kenya chillies we got your back and we have have the recipe to make you smile 😊 straight to the bank🏦.we looking for farmers doing CAYENNE,DEMON and THUNDER

Specific requirements
Size:
A minimum length and diameter is often specified. For example, some standards require a minimum length of 8 cm and a diameter between 4mm and 6mm

Color:
A mid to dark green color is usually preferred.
Shape: Pods should be straight with minimal curvature according to Infonet Biovision.

Turgidity:
Should be less than 5% flaccid
Freedom from defects: Chilies should be free from damage, blemishes, or signs of disease. Specifically, rust and anthracnose should be minimal (0-5%)

Pest and Disease Free:
A phytosanitary certificate is usually required, ensuring the consignment is free from pests and diseases according to InfoTradeKenya.

Uniformity:
Chilies in a package should be uniform in size and quality.

For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
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2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

05/08/2025

WHATS J-ROOTS DURING TRANSLANTING

J-Roots
1. What is a J-root?
A J-root occurs when a seedling's roots are bent or curved into a "J" shape during transplanting, which can lead to poor root growth, reduced plant performance, and increased susceptibility to disease.
Techniques
1. Handle roots with care
When transplanting, gently remove the seedling from its container or tray, taking care not to disturb the roots excessively.
2. Straighten roots
Before placing the seedling in the new soil, gently straighten the roots to encourage downward growth.
3. Plant at the right depth
Plant the seedling at the same depth as it was in the original container, making sure not to bury the stem or bend the roots.
4.Use a suitable transplanting method
Use a transplanting method that minimizes root disturbance, such as using biodegradable pots or cells that can be planted directly into the soil.
5.Water thoroughly
Water the seedling thoroughly after transplanting to settle the soil and provide adequate moisture.

of Avoiding J-Roots
1. Improved root growth
By avoiding J-roots, you can promote healthy root growth, which is essential for plant development and productivity.
2. Reduced transplant shock
Minimizing root disturbance during transplanting can help reduce transplant shock, which can lead to improved plant establishment and growth.
3. Increased plant performance
By promoting healthy root growth and minimizing transplant shock, you can improve overall plant performance, including growth rate, yield, and resistance to diseases
Are you doing for chilli🌶️🌶️ farming for export quality ,and still looking for market for your products don't worry at Kenya chillies we got your back and we have have the recipe to make you smile 😊 straight to the bank🏦.we looking for farmers doing CAYENNE,DEMON and THUNDER

Specific requirements
Size:
A minimum length and diameter is often specified. For example, some standards require a minimum length of 8 cm and a diameter between 4mm and 6mm

Color:
A mid to dark green color is usually preferred.
Shape: Pods should be straight with minimal curvature according to Infonet Biovision.

Turgidity:
Should be less than 5% flaccid
Freedom from defects: Chilies should be free from damage, blemishes, or signs of disease. Specifically, rust and anthracnose should be minimal (0-5%)

Pest and Disease Free:
A phytosanitary certificate is usually required, ensuring the consignment is free from pests and diseases according to InfoTradeKenya.

Uniformity:
Chilies in a package should be uniform in size and quality.

For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
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2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

04/08/2025

COST ESTIMATE FOR STARTING A CHILLI FARMING BUSINESS
Seedlings:
A farmer needs around 100-125g(15000) seeds per acre, which can cost between KSH 35,000 to KSH 40,000. (F1 seed):
You can buy seedlings for around KSH 8-10 KSH ,1 acre per 12000-15000 seedlings, depending on the type and origin. It
Other expenses:
These could include pre-planting preparations, soil testing, and other preparatory activities which might add to the costs.
Production Costs:
Fertilizer:
The cost of fertilizer will depend on the type and amount used, but can range from KSH 30,000 to KSH 50,000 per acre.
Pest Control:
Preventing and controlling pests can add KSH 15,000 to KSH 30,000 per acre.
Irrigation:
Depending on the irrigation method, the cost can range from KSH 20,000 to KSH 80,000.
Labour:
This can be a significant cost, especially if you hire labour for planting, weeding, and harvesting. The cost can vary from KSH 40,000 to KSH 80,000 per acre, depending on the location and the work involved.
*You save on labour on the more acre plant
Additional Factors:
Marketing: The cost of marketing and selling the produce can vary, but it's essential to consider this when planning your budget.
Land Acquisition: This can be a significant cost if you need to purchase or lease land.
Infrastructure: Initial infrastructure, such as fences, sheds, and storage facilities, might also be needed, and their costs will vary based on the scale of your operation.
Note: The prices mentioned are estimates. It's crucial to research the specific costs in your area and consult with local agricultural experts to get a more precise quotation.
Potential Profit:
Chilli farming can be very profitable, with potential earnings reaching KES 1.5 million per acre or more. However, profit depends on factors like market demand, yield, and the price of chilies.
Key Considerations:
Variety: Choose high-yielding and disease-resistant chilli varieties.
Market: Research the market demand for different chilli varieties and find reliable buyers.
Water: Access to a reliable water supply is crucial, especially in drier regions.
Pest and Disease Control: Implement preventative measures to minimize pest and disease damage.
Post-Harvest Handling: Proper handling after harvest is crucial to maintain quality and extend shelf life.
And we provided extra services like follow up services, buying products from farmers looking for market for their products don't worry anymore we got your back.just reach us avail your location,we make a visit to evaluate your products,we buy fresh harvested and dry chillies especially cayenne and demon varieties
We also sell sale dry chillies,powder, chilli flakes, rosemary and paprika powder,we are located at
Old Airport road,next kabansora
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31/07/2025

FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN SPACING YOUR CHILLI PLANT:

1.Pepper variety:
Larger pepper varieties, like bell peppers, need more space than smaller varieties like chilies.

2.Growing method:
Greenhouse or tunnel growing allows for closer spacing than open field cultivation.

3.Intercropping:
If intercropping, wider spacing might be needed to accommodate multiple crops.

4.Yield goals:
Wider spacing can sometimes lead to higher yields per plant.

5.General guidelines:
Small to medium pepper varieties: 30-45 cm between plants, 45-60 cm between rows.
Large pepper varieties: 45-60 cm between plants, 60-90 cm between rows.
Greenhouse or tunnel: Staggered rows with 40-60 cm between plants and 40-60 cm pathways.
Double-row method: Furrows 35 cm apart, double rows 75 cm apart.

Specific examples:
Jalapenos: 30-45cm apart within rows, 60-90cm between rows.
Sweet peppers: 45cm apart within rows, 60-90cm between rows.
Hot peppers: 90-120cm apart within rows, 150-180cm between rows.

6.Other considerations:
a.Mulching: Mulching can help conserve moisture and reduce weeds, allowing for potentially closer spacing, according to Seed Co Group.

b.Soil health: Ensure the soil is well-draining and fertile for optimal growth.
c.Watering: Regular watering, especially during establishment, is crucial.

We appreciate for your input in building Kenya chillies network in this chilli venture.Are you doing for chilli🌶️🌶️ farming for export quality ,and still looking for market for your products don't worry at Kenya chillies we got your back and we have have the recipe to make you smile 😊 straight to the bank🏦
Specific requirements
Size:
A minimum length and diameter is often specified. For example, some standards require a minimum length of 8 cm and a diameter between 4mm and 6mm
Color:
A mid to dark green color is usually preferred.
Shape: Pods should be with minimal curvature according to Infonet Biovision.
Turgidity:
Should be less than 5% flaGccid
Freedom from defects: Chilies should be free from damage, blemishes, or signs of disease. Specifically, rust and anthracnose shou
For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,o
Chilies in a package should be uniform in size and quality
For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
https://www.facebook.com/share/19fSnvpFmL/
2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

29/07/2025

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FERTILIZERS AND PESTICIDES:

1.Fertilizers
Organic:
*Well-rotted manure (5-10 tons/acre) or compost (3-4 tons/acre) should be applied during land preparation.
* Vermicompost (1-2 tons/acre) can also be beneficial.

Inorganic:
*NPK fertilizers (e.g., 17:17:17) are common at planting, followed by top dressing with CAN or Urea during vegetative growth.
*Foliar feeds rich in micronutrients are recommended during flowering and fruiting.
*Specific nutrient needs include Nitrogen (N) for vegetative growth, Phosphorus (P) for root development and flowering, and Potassium (K) for fruit quality and disease resistance.

Timing:
*Fertilizer applications should be timed with the plant's growth stages, starting at transplanting, then during flowering, and finally during fruit development.

2.Pesticides:
Disease Management:
*Common chili diseases in Kenya include anthracnose, bacterial wilts, and various fungal infections like downy and powdery mildew.

Pest Management:
*Pests like thrips, aphids, and spider mites can be problematic.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM):
*Use disease-resistant varieties and certified seeds.
*Maintain field sanitation by removing infected plants.
*Practice crop rotation to disrupt pest and disease cycles.
*Consider using biological control agents (biopesticides) like Metarhizium anisopliae or Paecilomyces lilacinus.
*Rotate chemical pesticides with different modes of action to prevent resistance.

Chemical Pesticides:
*If necessary, consult with agricultural experts for specific recommendations on chemical pesticides registered for use on chili in Kenya.
*Ensure proper application techniques and observe pre-harvest intervals (PHI) to minimize pesticide residues.

3.Specific considerations for export:
Residue Limits:
Export markets have strict Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for pesticides. Ensure all pesticide applications comply with these limits.

Traceability:
*Implement a system for tracking inputs (fertilizers and pesticides) used on the chili crop to ensure traceability for export purposes.

Good Agricultural Practices (GAP):
*Follow GAP principles throughout the production cycle to ensure the quality and safety of the chili peppers for export.
NB:
By carefully managing fertilization and pest control practices, Kenyan chili farmers can produce high-quality produce that meets the demands of both domestic and international markets

We appreciate for your input in building Kenya chillies network in this chilli venture.Are you doing for chilli🌶️🌶️ farming for export quality ,and still looking for market for your products don't worry at Kenya chillies we got your back and we have have the recipe to make you smile 😊 straight to the bank🏦
Specific requirements
Size:
A minimum length and diameter is often specified. For example, some standards require a minimum length of 8 cm and a diameter between 4mm and 6mm
Color:
A mid to dark green color is usually preferred.
Shape: Pods should be with minimal curvature according to Infonet Biovision.
Turgidity:
Should be less than 5% flaGccid
Freedom from defects: Chilies should be free from damage, blemishes, or signs of disease. Specifically, rust and anthracnose should be minimal (0-5%)
Pest and Disease Free:
A phytosanitary certificate is usually required, ensuring the consignment is free from pests and diseases according to InfoTrade Kenya.
Uniformity:
Chilies in a package should be uniform in size and

For more info you can reach us on 0111 457517 /0717560630,our socials accounts or visit us at our firm at Aviation road embakasi east off Airport N road near kabansora
and we also do farm assessments as we advised on proper mechanism of chilli farming
For guidance on doing successful chilli farming join our group and page for more information regarding chilly farming
1. Kenya chillies 🌶️🌶️
https://www.facebook.com/share/19fSnvpFmL/
2. Kenya pepper and chillies market

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