Red Jalapeño (4")

Name: Red Jalapeño (4")
Brand: Planted Places
SKU: JAPEPFP4S
Price: 6.49 USD
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Red Pepper seedlings are vibrant, sturdy, and packed with potential. These little plants are the perfect addition to any garden or container, offering a bounty of spicy, flavorful peppers that are sure to please any palate.

The seedlings themselves are characterized by their deep green foliage and compact growth habit, with each plant typically reaching a height of 12-24 inches at maturity. The leaves are glossy and slightly waxy, providing excellent protection against the hot sun and other environmental stressors.

But what really sets Jalapeño seedlings apart is their impressive fruiting potential. These plants produce an abundance of small to medium-sized peppers, typically measuring 2-3 inches in length, that are perfect for pickling, slicing, and using in a variety of culinary applications.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice looking to try your hand at growing your own produce, jalapeño Pepper seedlings are a fantastic choice. With their robust growth habit, spicy flavor, and attractive appearance, these plants are sure to be a hit with anyone who loves a little heat in their food. So why wait? Add jalapeño Pepper seedlings to your garden today and enjoy the fruits of your labor all season long!

Growth Timeline

Growing Season: Most fruiting plants have their peak growing season starting in Spring and extending through Fall. They need a runway of consecutive warm days and nights (from 60-90) to produce fruit.
First Harvest: Fruiting plants take 2-3 months to bear fruit and reach ripeness.
Final Harvest: Fruiting plants start to give out between late summer and early fall in most climates. Some plants, such as strawberries, will become dormant in winter before popping back into action in for spring, but most fruiting plants will need to be replaced after their season is over.

Growing Zone

Most fruiting plants prefer warmer temperatures and will be dormant or grow very slowly in colder climates. Refer to the following guidelines concerning extreme weather:

COLD CLIMATES

Fruiting plants require nighttime temperatures to consistently be in the 50s or above to survive.

WARM CLIMATES:

Fruiting plants are made for the heat and will do fine with temperatures above 90 degrees.

To find out what extreme temperatures your location experiences, check out the USDA zone for your region.

More Fruiting Plant Tips

Best Planted Wall Placement: Smaller fruiting plants, like micro-tomatoes and jalapeños, should be placed near the top so you can maximize light exposure and warmth. Larger fruiting plants are intended to be grown in larger pots.
Support: Unless you are growing smaller plants (jalapeño or micro-tomatoes) you should use stakes, trellises, or cages to support the plants as they grow. This will prevent them from sprawling on the ground. Train the vines to grow vertically for better air circulation and easier harvesting.

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We take great care to ensure our seedlings are healthy and well-established before they’re shipped. We pre-germinate the organic seeds and grow them up to 12 weeks before shipping them as 4" plants ready for transplant. Seedlings typically arrive within 1-4 days. For more information, see our shipping policy.