Red Beauty Hybrid

Red Beauty Hybrid is a United States–bred sweet bell pepper selected for thick walls, uniform fruit, and heavy yield.

Pods are blocky, typically 10–12.5 cm long and 7.5–10 cm wide, borne pendant on the plant and ripening from green to red. Walls are described as very thick and firm, making them suitable for stuffing and roasting.

Plants are commonly listed at 45.5–61 cm tall. Maturity is usually given as 70–80 days after transplanting, placing it in the midseason category.

Most seed listings describe it as a dependable producer with strong fruit set. It is frequently marketed for stuffing due to its wall thickness and blocky shape.

Many retail sources list resistance to tobacco mosaic virus (TMV). Some catalogue entries state mosaic virus resistant without specifying strain. Detailed resistance codes are rarely provided in retail listings, and no strong contradictory claims were found.

Public documentation naming a specific breeding company or first release year is limited. Most available information comes from seed catalogues rather than primary breeder release papers. No credible source reports measurable heat, and it is consistently described as a sweet bell pepper.