Chilli Jalapeno is used in the majority of chilli eating contests, however it actually varies from mild to hot depending on how it was grown and how it was prepared.
The heat is concentrated in the seeds and the veins, so if you want it on the milder end of its scale, remove those parts.
Jalapeno is used in Mexican cooking and is the chilli found on nachos. These plants are tall growers and very productive.
Can be grown in the greenhouse or if in pots with support, moved out after the risk of frosts onto the patio.
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Average Packet Contents 20 Seeds
| Chilli Jalapeno Grow Notes |
| When to Sow Seeds: | Jan to Apr - Best in cell trays with a heat to get started, chillies like warmth. |
| Germination Temperature: | 20 ℃ + | Cover Seeds: | Yes |
| Time to Germination: | 14 Days | Frost Hardy: | No, provide frost protection. |
| Spacing Between Plants: | 50cm | Pot Size: | 30cm minimum |
| Plant Height: | 70cm | Planting Position: | Sun. Best grown in a greenhouse. |
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