Start your planting with our pepper seeds! 40% off!!

Published: Fri, 03/11/22

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The weather is finally changing and it is time to start planting! I found great information regarding planting peppers on a Texas A&M website. “Peppers are a warm season crop that will grow in most areas. Red and green peppers are good sources of vitamin C, some vitamin A, and small amounts of several minerals. Red peppers have more vitamin A and D than green peppers.

Peppers are good raw or cooked. Eat them as a snack, use them to decorate food, or add them to salads and casseroles. You can also stuff peppers with seasoned bread crumbs or meat and bake them”.

The rest of the article has bunches of information regarding site selection, soil prep, planting, fertilizing and watering. Check the article out!

We make the growing of pepper plants easy with our seeds. Our seeds come in tins that are foolproof for both experienced growers and those that are missing green thumbs. The seeds come in a pop top can and all you have to do is pop the top and keep the soil in the can moist. Set the can on a window ledge for sun and wait for the sprouts to show. When plants are 3-4 inches high, transfer the plants to a pot or directly into the ground. I do not have even a small green thumb yet produced more peppers than I knew what to do with.

Our sale lasts until Sunday 3/13/2022

These items have been wildly popular lately. While supplies last!!

Carolina Reaper

2 million+ SHU. Despite the extremely scorching heat of this super hot pepper, the Carolina Reaper is surprisingly fruity and sweet. It is outstanding as a dried powder for adding both heat and flavor, and also as a sauce or hot sauce.

Moruga Scorpion

1.2 million SHU. the Trinidad Moruga scorpion has a tender fruit-like flavor, which makes it a sweet-hot combination. The pepper can be grown from seeds in most parts of the world.

Ghost Chili

1 million+ SHU. Ghost peppers offer an intense fruity, sweet chili flavor. The heat does not kick in for 30 – 45 seconds. Once the heat kicks in, expect sweating, watery eyes, hiccups and shortness of breath.

Chocolate Habanero

450,000+ SHU. These are still habaneros, so there’s a fruity sweetness behind the extreme heat. But unlike other hot peppers in the family, the chocolates bring a unique hint of earthiness and smokiness to the experience..