Growing your own hot peppers from seed opens the door to so many rare and interesting heirloom chile varieties that you might not find elsewhere. Our collection of heirloom chili peppers features unique varieties of all heat levels from all around the world. Whether you crave the fire or just like a little bit of heat, we have something for you. Check out our selection of heirloom and open-pollinated hot pepper seeds and find the one that's just right for you.More
I planted these because the name made me smile, but they earned a spot in my garden because they produced like crazy. The purple streaks are gorgeous, they're crisp and flavorful, and they disappeared from our dinner plates almost as fast as I picked them. Definitely growing these again!
I had nearly 100% germination rate. All plants are very stalky and sturdy. They are producing large jalapeños like crazy! This is the only jalapeno I will grow, from now on!
They started really great but hardening off never really happened. Scorched even with shade cloth. As stated, not for the Springs, south sun way too hot
Direct sowed the seeds in mushroom soil mixed so far so good as you can see. Will update later on when vegetables start growing. I'm in North East Pennsylvania
We made a raised row and planted kale seed on top.. it came up almost 100%. Is the first of August and by the end of the month we will have knee-high kale, can't wait. We water a little when it's necessary. Excellent flavor customers everything
They're doing great, I haven't grown beans before so I have nothing to compare with but they're flowering and growing. We had terrible drought and heat so it's been rough.
I was impressed with your packaging. The quality of the seed appeared to be good and for the most part the seed germinated as indicated 7-10 days. The yield is subject to soil and weather conditions but I hope to have a reasonable bean harvest. Thank you. Maurice Pickett
