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LEMON SPICE JALAPEÑO PEPPER SEEDS

LEMON SPICE JALAPEÑO PEPPER SEEDS

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10+ seeds per packet

Bright, crisp, slightly citrusy with jalapeño heat. Best for pickling, salsa, grilling, garden color.

Heat level
Medium
Scoville range
Approx. 2,500 to 8,000 SHU
Species
Capsicum annuum
Pod size
3 inches
Plant height
24–30 inches
Flavor
Bright, crisp, slightly citrusy with jalapeño heat
Best uses
Pickling, salsa, grilling, garden color
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Ships from the USA
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Breeder or origin: New Mexico State University

Variety details & grower notes

Lemon Spice Jalapeño Pepper Seeds – 10+ Florida Grown Seeds

 

💛🌶️ Turn up the heat—and the color! The Lemon Spice Jalapeño is a vivid twist on the classic, with bright yellow pods that pop in the garden and sizzle in the kitchen. Bred by New Mexico State University, this eye-catching jalapeño offers all the flavor and fire of a traditional variety—wrapped in sunshine.

 

These thick-walled, 3-inch fruits start green and ripen to a bold lemon yellow. Expect crisp texture, medium heat, and a slightly citrusy edge that makes them perfect for fresh salsa, pickling, or fire-roasting. The plants are compact but prolific, producing colorful pods all season long.

 

Growing Information:

 

  • Type: Capsicum annuum
  • Plant Height: 24–30 inches
  • Days to Maturity: ~70–75 days
  • Fruit Size: 3 inches
  • Color: Green to lemon yellow
  • Flavor: Bright, crisp, slightly citrusy with jalapeño heat
  • Heat Level: Medium – ~2,500 to 8,000 Scoville Heat Units
  • Best For: Pickling, salsa, grilling, garden color
  • Light Requirements: Full sun
  • Support Needed: Optional – may benefit from staking under heavy yields

 

 

Add a splash of color and flavor to your pepper patch with Lemon Spice Jalapeño—a sunny standout that’s as pretty as it is punchy.

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