Distinct colored bell peppers have quite distinct taste and nutritional value since they are picked at different phases of maturation .
The Farmer's Almanac states that the bell pepper's growing season runs from 60 to 90 days, so the sunlight, heat, and care different bell peppers get differs greatly.
Though their development is still developing, green bell peppers do have minerals and vitamins; the quantity is not as great as fully ripened bell peppers.
yellow and orange peppers are picked midway through ripening. Though not as delicious as red ones, they are sweeter than green peppers.
Having more time to develop their sugars, red peppers—fully ripened green peppers—have a richer taste. Thanks for its lengthier ripening period; red bell peppers are abundant in vitamins A and C nutritionally.
EAST WEST HUNT