Gardeners Basics, Jalapeno Pepper Seeds for Planting Heirloom Non-GMO Jalapeno Peppers Plant Seeds for Home Garden Vegetables Makes a Great Gift for Gardeners

All seeds grew, and we got gobs of peppers! I canned many of them!

As you normally do, I planted several seeds together and in separate containers to achieve hopes of a mediocre germination rate, weeding out the less strong seedlings. However, every single one of these seeds I planted germinated and is of strong stock. I am very impressed with how well these plants have taken off. I have a single plant for my hydroponic system (in the photo) but I transplanted one into soil after it sprouted and is also doing well. I gave the soil plant to my daughter. All the other seeds that germinated I had to cull. The plant in the picture is about 45 days old. It sprouted on June 3, 2022 and the picture was taken July 16, 2022. I obviously haven’t produced peppers yet but looking at the growth of the plant and the size of those leaves, I’m expecting a great healthy harvest. I’ll update after the plant produces. I highly recommend these seeds

Grown from seed in Northeastern Pennsylvania, these jalapenos are doing awesome! All 8 plants producing!

I expect these seeds to germinate. I planted an identical packets of seeds months ago and the pepper plants came up and produced acceptable peppers.

I just planted about a week ago and they are already germinating. We will see how many comes up.

Good value and fast growing

Took a long time to germinate. And when it came time to harvest the peppers were very small. I was growing these as a gift for my landscaper and was a bit embarrassed by their size.

Always sprouts. Produces peppers well. No problems whatsoever.