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Jalapeno Pepper Seeds

10 years ago

I'm in Canada, looking for 3 varieties of Jalapeno Pepper Seeds:
1. Santa Fe Grande
2. Jaloro &
3. Fooled You
Please let me know if there is something on my list you would like to trade.

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esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
10 years ago
Those are some interesting varieties of Jalapenos if they are what are in the picture. I have not seen a variety that went from yellow to orange to red. All that I have seen got green to red.
shailadi
Original Author
10 years ago
This pic is of the "Santa Fe Grande" hot variety. The "Fooled You" goes from green to red. I'm new to peppers & I have a Jamaican Scotch Bonnet pepper that I'm currently growing. I want something else that I know I can eat & Jalapenos are it!
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shailadi
Original Author
10 years ago
The previous pic is of the "Santa Fe Grande" hot variety. I just posted a pic here of "Jaloro". The "Fooled You" goes from green to red.
I'm new to peppers & I have a Jamaican Scotch Bonnet pepper that I'm currently growing (my favourite so far) & I want something else that I know I can eat! Jalapenos are it :)

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