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Pepper – Early Jalapeno

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A very early maturing hot jalapeno pepper. The compact plants produce many small green peppers that will slowly turn to red as the fruit matures. Jalapenos are used in a wide variety of recipes. They are popular fresh, cooked, pickled, dried and great in salsa. Matures approximately 70 days from transplanting.

Availability: 47 in stock

SOWING: Sow seeds indoors in March or April. Sow 2 or 3 seeds in individual peat pots or other containers barely covering seeds with 1/8 inch starter mix. Place pots in plastic seed flat with no drainage holes. Carefully pour warm water into flat, the moisture will soak up from the bottom. Keep in warm room and provide lots of light.

THINNING: When seedlings are about 2 inches high, carefully cut weaker plants leaving strongest single plant per pot.

TRANSPLANTING AND SPACING: Harden off young plants and plant outdoors after weather has warmed markedly and all danger of frost and cold weather has passed. Plant 18-24 inches apart.

GERMINATION: 2 to 3 weeks at 65 to 70 F. Keep soil moderately moist.

Ed’s Special Advice: Plant peppers in sunny, well drained spot in the garden. Cover with hot-caps when young if cool nights are expected. Feed lightly with vegetable food every 4 weeks. Carefully cut off a short piece of stem with fruit to avoid damaging plant.

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