Pepper - Early Jalapeno
Probably the easiest pepper I have ever grown. These are heavy producers. If you’ve never grown your own Jalapenos, be ready for them to be much spicier than the store-bought ones you are used to.
Type: Heirloom
When to Plant:
- North Florida: February & July
- Central Florida: February & July
- South Florida: August - September
Planting instructions: Plant in a spot with full sun and well-draining soil. Give each plant 12-18” of space between each other. Sow directly into the garden or start transplants undercover. Plant seeds about ¼ “ deep and water regularly.
Germination time: 10 - 21 Days
Days to Maturity: 75 - 80 days
Number of seeds per pack: 18-25
For a more detailed dive into growing Peppers in Florida check out this guide that I wrote.
Early Jalapeño
The seeds are doing great in the starter cells. I can’t wait to get them into the garden space.
Early Jalapeños
The seeds are doing great in the starter cells. I can’t wait to add them into the garden space!
United StatesEarly Jalapeños
The seeds are doing great in the starter cells. I can’t wait to add them into the garden space!
United StatesEarly Jalapeños
The seeds are doing great in the starter cells. I can’t wait to add them into the garden space!
Early Jalapeños
The seeds are doing great in the starter cells. I can’t wait to add them into the garden space!