Fooled You Jalapeño Hybrid Pepper Seeds

I can only voice opinion based on past experience, as we have not started this one as yet. Way too early to start the seeds, don't plant peppers until mid April or later. My daughter simply loves them, they sprouted, grew and produce. Like the ad said, just like a jalapeno without the heat, good producer.

This will be my 3rd year growing these. They were still producing long after my other peppers had stopped last year. Everyone loves the flavor. They are a great size for stuffing with cheese and wrapping with bacon. They are also great fresh or canned.

Well I saw these and was hoping they would live up to name. Love Jalapenos but can't take the heat. These are perfect. Just got my first two and they are great tasting with only a mild after burn in the mouth. They are going into all my dishes since I can't take the heat of the others. The plants are very healthy and I ended up getting 100% germination. I did plant them later so they had good heat and I transplanted after well established. August and they are bearing like crazy and I expect to have another three months of crop in TN. They are a little expensive, but for me they were well worth it. On my plant list now every year. I will be freezing my extra for winter cooking.

I grew three of these in a raised bed with good soil, and the plants grew over 3' high and kept on pumping out peppers all summer...even in the hotter-than-hot summer of central Mississippi. The peppers are a good size for poppers, with jalapeno taste but not the spiciness.

Great germination! Healthy, sturdy seedlings. Plants are still loaded with peppers-ready to pick plus baby peppers of all stages! On my list for 2022!