Jalapeno Hot Pepper

I've had great success with these jalapeño seeds for multiple years. Very consistent germination, nearly 100% in my experience. And plants continue to produce into the fall. Highly recommend.

I've had great success with these jalapeño seeds for multiple years. Very consistent germination, nearly 100% in my experience. And plants continue to produce into the fall. Highly recommend.

I started seeds indoors and they had a very high germination rate. I ended up planting 6 seedlings and all but one survived transplanting. They are very productive and the peppers have great flavor. I have already harvested 8 pounds of jalapenos from my 6 plants and its early season (late July). Very pleased.

Mildly hot with a nice taste. Great Jalapeno.

I have grown jalapenos for years. I keep looking for an open pollinated variety that performs like the hybrids, but this isn't one of them. It produces well, but the heat is on the low end, and the flavor is rather bland, lacks that unique jalapeno sparkle.

I grew two of these in pots, and they fared very well despite having so much rain and humidity. They produced abundant peppers, although due to the season and maybe a lack of nutrition were small and very mild. I will try again next year! They are vigorous plants for sure.

2017 was not a good pepper year for me. I was getting a new garden established and had very little luck with all my peppers except these jalapenos. I had two plants, and each produced about a dozen small jalapenos. That being said, if I can manage a better environment this year for peps, I am hoping these will produce taller plants with more and bigger peppers. Either way the produce was great and they are fun to grow!

This was by far the best strain of Jalapeno that I have grown. While I typically have trouble with Jalapenos being slow to germinate and finicky for a couple weeks after transplant, these had none of those problems. Strong seedlings, quick to bounce back after transplant, and early to produce. They have a great canopy of leaves to protect the fruit from sunburn. When kept picked, they produce heavily until frost. Because of heavy production, they could benefit from staking. Mine fell over from the heavy leaves and fruits; however, this did not seem to hinder production. Excellent!

Grew these babies and for the first time ever, I had more beautiful peppers than I could eat! Gave them away all summer, wanted to can them but ended up freezing big bags full and I've used them all winter long. Just chop up frozen and throw into pan and they are still perfect! Buying again for 2016, so impressed!

Very productive plant with VERY hot peppers. My friend, who can't taste the heat in cayenne peppers says they are the hottest jalapenos peppers he's ever tasted.