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Hatch Heat Progression 4-Pack Bundle - Discount Sale - Mild, Medium, Hot, and Extra Hot

Hatch Heat Progression 4-Pack Bundle - Discount Sale - Mild, Medium, Hot, and Extra Hot

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Hatch Heat Progression 4-Pack Seeds - Mild, Medium, Hot, and Extra Hot.

Grow the most popular New Mexican Green Chiles with four levels of heat!

Experience a range of heat levels and the vibrant taste of New Mexico with our Hatch Heat Progression 4-Pack, now at a special 15% discount! This collection features the four most popular chile varieties, Hatch Green Mild NM 6-4, Hatch Green Medium Big Jim, Hatch Green Hot Sandia Select, and Hatch Green X Hot Barker's Hot. Perfect for gardeners and food lovers alike, this 4-pack lets you cultivate authentic Southwestern flavors right in your backyard.

Why Choose Our Hatch Heat Progession 4-Pack?

Save 15% when you buy this bundle compared to purchasing each packet separately. Enjoy the convenience of growing four distinct chile varieties, each offering unique heat levels and flavors to spice up your dishes.

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What’s Included:

Hatch Green Mild - NM-6-4

An open-pollinated heirloom variety that has long been celebrated as the benchmark for mild green chile, offering a perfect balance of flavor and gentle heat. Perfect for salsas, stews, and roasting, it matures early in 70 days with 6 in. long peppers—ideal for shorter growing seasons. Scoville: 1,000

Hatch Green Medium - Big Jim

These heirloom seeds deliver the authentic, medium-heat green chile flavor that has made New Mexico's Hatch Valley famous for over a century. Perfect for roasting and adding to your favorite dishes.  Big Jim produces 7-9 in. peppers in just 70 days. A must-have for chile rellenos and sauces! Scoville: 2,000-4,000

Hatch Green Hot - Sandia Select

Recognized for their superior flavor, thick green flesh, and reliable heat profile. They offer and excellent opportunity for home gardeners to produce high quality chile harvests. The highly productive 35 inch tall plants produce pods up to 8 inches long. They bring the heat while maintaining the signature New Mexican chile taste. Matures in 75 days. Scoville: 8,000-9,000

Hatch Green X Hot - Barker's Hot

 An old New Mexican heirloom with  legendary heat and bold taste. This chile delivers an intense heat that is perfect for those who crave authentic Southwestern spiciness. Whether roasted for green enchilada sauce or enjoyed fresh, these 5 in. pods pack a punch. Matures in 75 days. Scoville: 9,000-10,000

How to Grow Your New Mexican Chiles

For best results, start seeds indoors to develop strong roots before transplanting outdoors into warm soil. These chiles thrive in sunny spots and reward you with bountiful harvests for fresh or dried use.

The Hatch Heat Progression is the perfect introduction to the mild to extra hot heat levels of green chiles. Add to cart now and enjoy 15% off—don’t miss this deal!

  • Each packet contains 30 seeds
  • Heat Levels: Mild, Medium, Hot, and Extra Hot
  • SHU: 1,000-10,000
  • Maturity: 70-75 days after transplant
  • Pod Sizes: 5-9 in. Plant Sizes: 30-36 in.
  • Origin: New Mexico
  • Capsicum annuum
  • Heirloom and Open-Pollinated
  • Untreated and Non-GMO
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