Pepperseeds

Jalapeno Jalmundo is large-sized Jalapeño. The plant produces good yields of medium hot peppers. The name is a contraction of Jalapeno and the Spanish word for world, mundo. It was developed by crossing a paprika (Keystone Resistant Giant) and the...

A rare and little-known variety. This Jalapeno is one of the most unique varieties. It’s the most ‘corked’ one of the Jalapeno varieties. With its rough skin it sometimes looks more like a potato than a chili pepper. It has a very sweet...

Hybrid Jalapeno Jalafuego is very high yielding and one of the hottest Jalapeno varieties. This chili pepper is also resistant to Potato y-virus and 3 races of bacterial spot. The peppers are extra-large and around 10 cm long. The peppers are very dark...

This hybrid Jalapeno Mammoth is one of the largest, if not the largest, Jalapeno available. The chili peppers can grow to about 13 cm long and are mildly hot. They are very suitable for stuffing. The peppers are of high quality, uniform and the yield is...

Jalapeno Mucho Nacho is a hybrid jumbo Jalapeño chili pepper. Not only they are longer, but also wider, heavier and hotter than the standard Jalapeño. The strong plants are excellent producers of peppers. The pods are about 10 cm long and...

Carliston originates from Turkey and is very popular. The mild peppers are delicious in salads. They mature from lime green to red and are usually harvested in the immature stage. The peppers are about 20 cm long and 4 cm wide. Species: Capsicum...

The Jalapeno has a unique taste, but some find it just a bit too hot. Those (and others!) could try the Tam Jalapeno. This productive chili pepper variety was developed by the Texas A & M University in the United States and is less hot, but has the...

This variety is similar to the 'regular' Jalapeno, but as its name suggests, the Jalapeno Early ripens faster than other Jalapeno varieties. In general it takes 1 to 2 weeks less to be ripe. The Jalapeno is one of the most famous chili peppers. Most...