Pepper requires a warm and humid climate. Though an annual rainfall of 250 cm is ideal for the proper growth of the crop, it can also come up well in low rainfall areas, if the pattern and distribution of rainfall are conducive. About 70 mm of rainfall within a period of 20 days may be sufficient for triggering of flushing and flowering process in the plant, but once the process is set on, there should be continuous, though not heavy, rainfall until fruit development starts Our high yielding vines are a source of pleasure to watch and a greater source of pleasure for the income it generates. But as the adage goes ‘You Do Not get Something for Nothing’. It is the nutrients and the nurturing over a long period of time that brings about this. Panniyur-1 and , Karimunda are the main verity of crop which are cultivating in our estates.