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

Harvested ~ 69 jalapenos from my 3 plants (2025 garden). Plants super resilient; sprout w/n days and continue to thrive w/o mist maintenance! Used on various dishes and for my spicy mango margs!! Starts sprouts indoors winter ‘25 for earlier harvests once transplanted outdoors.

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!

These seeds have germinated for the most part.

Planted them just waiting and it’s always the hardest part Im new to gardening the only thing I’ve been able to keep alive is a cactus so wish me luck

Came in a timely manner, started growing to days after I planted them.

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.

Look like healthy seeds and just started the germination process. Only time will tell. But for the value, I'm hoping for the best.