Matures from green to red, pendant pods - similar to Anaheim chile but slightly earlier maturing. pods_position: hang uses: Italian Cuisine, Roasting, Fried/Stir-Fried

Early, hardy, heirloom drying pepper with sweet flavour. Matures from green to dark red in 75 days. season: 75 days

This Chinense variety comes from Ivorian coast.

The flowers are greenish as quite all the chinense varieties.

The pods mature from green to red and seem common creased peppers, but they are not common at all: they are hotter than the hottest pepper and very tasteful.

Matures from green to red, uniform, thick-fleshed pods - This pepper is more productive than standard Jalapeno's, darker foliage, plant is more compact, blunt cylinder shape. uses: Fresh Salsas, Mexican Cuisine, Pickling, Canning/Processing season: 60 days, Short Season

5 to 7 cm hosszú, One of the most popular chiles here in America. Small and stubby with medium heat.

Matures from green to red, called "Chipotle" when smoked uses: Chipotles, Fresh Salsas, Mexican Cuisine, Pickling

Matures from green to red, medium thick walls uses: Fresh Salsas, Mexican Cuisine, Pickling, Canning/Processing season: 72 days, Short Season

Plants 2 feet tall, fruits 3" long and 1" across, almost free of checks. When red-ripe, this selection is three times hotter than any other Jalapeño, useful for making the hottest smoked, dried Chipotle peppers.

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Matures from green to red, adapts to cool growing conditions uses: Fresh Salsas, Mexican Cuisine, Pickling, Canning/Processing season: 65-85 days, Short Season Zöldbõl vörösre érõ, csípõs, a hidegebbet jobban toleráló változat.

85 days. Capsicum annuum. Plant produces good yields of 4" long hot peppers. Peppers turn from green to red when mature. Excellent for stuffing, salsa, or pickling. One of the largest Jalapeno on the market. It is protected by the Plant Variety Protection Act, #9100104. United States Department of Agriculture, PI 548810 PVPO. A variety from USA.