Jalapeno Early - chili seeds

The 70 cm tall Early Jalapeno bush is smaller than most jalapenos. It creates a compact silhouette. The jalapeno chili pepper is characterized by strong but fragile branches that are prone to breaking. It produces a large number of egg-shaped leaves with pointed tips, which create a light-impermeable canopy. This canopy has a positive effect on the successful nutrition of the fruit. The self-pollinating flowers are white, sometimes greenish-white.

Jalapeño cultivation sometimes seems more demanding due to its susceptibility. Don't worry, this exceptional chili pepper definitely deserves a little extra attention. Above all, give jalapeño the basic care necessary for successful pepper growth. This includes: High-quality, fertilized, alkaline, and airy soil with sufficient space for its massive root system. Soil that is always slightly moist. Avoid excessive watering and, conversely, prolonged drying out. Sufficient access to daylight for as long as possible. Ensure sufficient daily temperatures without high humidity and sudden weather fluctuations. Handle the plant as gently as possible, as it is a delicate flower. Jalapeno peppers can suffer from high osmotic pressure during fruit growth if you overwater them at this time. This will then manifest itself in the cracking of the fruit walls. Early Jalapeno fruits are also prone to scab, which is only an aesthetic flaw and does not interfere with anything else.

Species: Capsicum Annuum

Seeds per package: 10

Origin: Mexico

Heat level: 2/5

SHU units: up to 6000 SHU

Ripening time: 50 days

Fruit color: Red

Fruit size: 4 x 7 cm

Germination rate: 84%

Fruit shape: Pod

Plant size: 61-100 cm

Plant height x width: 70 x 40 cm