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Jalapeno Pepper, Oaxacan

$5.00

Mexican Heirloom — CdA Coop Exclusive!
80 days. I found a table full of these extremely large and fiery hot jalapenos at a community market in Oaxaca, Mexico. I’d never seen jalapenos so big! I’m pleased to say they grew very well in my garden — producing masses of 4 to 5 inch, glossy green fruit… and that’s when you want to harvest them, unless you’re looking to have your head blown off from incredible heat. For these jalapenos, red really means hot! Compact plants grow well in the ground or a container. Plants are grown from organic seed stock. Seed is exclusive to The Coeur d’Alene Coop.

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Categories: Container/Small Space, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Peppers, Hot Peppers, NEW for 2026 Tags: container plant, hot pepper, Mexican Heirloom, organic seed stock
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