Early Jalapeño Pepper Plant
The Early Jalapeño pepper plant is a fast-growing, compact variety of the popular jalapeño pepper. It matures earlier than standard jalapeños, typically ready to harvest in about 55-70 days. The plant produces medium-sized, flavorful peppers that are green when unripe and turn red as they mature. Known for their moderate heat, Early Jalapeños are commonly used in salsas, sauces, and a variety of Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes. Its early harvest and high yield make it a great choice for gardeners looking to enjoy fresh peppers sooner in the season.
The Early Jalapeño pepper plant is a fast-growing, compact variety of the popular jalapeño pepper. It matures earlier than standard jalapeños, typically ready to harvest in about 55-70 days. The plant produces medium-sized, flavorful peppers that are green when unripe and turn red as they mature. Known for their moderate heat, Early Jalapeños are commonly used in salsas, sauces, and a variety of Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes. Its early harvest and high yield make it a great choice for gardeners looking to enjoy fresh peppers sooner in the season.
The Early Jalapeño pepper plant is a fast-growing, compact variety of the popular jalapeño pepper. It matures earlier than standard jalapeños, typically ready to harvest in about 55-70 days. The plant produces medium-sized, flavorful peppers that are green when unripe and turn red as they mature. Known for their moderate heat, Early Jalapeños are commonly used in salsas, sauces, and a variety of Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes. Its early harvest and high yield make it a great choice for gardeners looking to enjoy fresh peppers sooner in the season.