Jalapeño Orange Spice NuMex Seeds - Ultra-Hot and Flavorful

Name: NuMex Orange Spice Seeds - Hot Jalapeños - Early Harvest
Brand: Sandia Seed Company
SKU: 705641-992904
Price: 2.49 USD
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Jalapeño Orange Spice NuMex Seeds - A Fiery Burst of Color & Heat

Spice up your garden and your plate with the vibrant Jalapeño Orange Spice NuMex Seeds! This stunning orange jalapeño variety delivers not just eye-catching color but also an intense, mouthwatering heat that’s 3x hotter than traditional jalapeños. Perfect for home gardeners and market growers alike, these peppers ripen in just 65 days, ensuring a quick and bountiful harvest.

Why Choose Jalapeño Orange Spice NuMex Seeds?

• Ultra-Hot & Flavorful: With a Scoville rating of 80,000, these peppers pack a serious punch while maintaining the thick, juicy flesh jalapeños are known for.
• Early Ripening: Ready in just 65 days, you’ll enjoy your harvest sooner than other varieties.
• Striking Color: Bright orange pods add a pop of color to salsas, pickled snacks, and party platters.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for fiery salsas, pickling, or adding heat to any dish.

Grow Your Own Spicy Masterpiece

These heirloom, open-pollinated seeds produce robust plants reaching 24 in. tall, with 2-1/2 in. long pods. Ideal for containers or garden beds, they thrive in rich soil and full sun. Each packet contains 10 seeds, ready to bring a burst of heat and color to your garden.

Pro Tip: Start seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost for a head start on the growing season!

Ready to transform your garden and your meals? Plant Jalapeño Orange Spice NuMex Seeds today and enjoy a harvest that’s as bold as it is beautiful!

Each packet contains 10 seeds
Heat Level: Very Very Hot
SHU: 80,000
Maturity: 65 days after transplant
Pod Size: 2-1/2 in. Plant Size: 24 in.
Origin: New Mexico
Capsicum annuum
Heirloom and Open-Pollinated
Untreated and Non-GMO

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Customers praised these pepper seeds for "super fast" germination and "very productive" plants. Reviews highlight exceptional heat levels and vibrant orange color. Perfect for poppers, salsa, and pickling. Shoppers noted quick growth and early harvests. One customer reported 70% germination rate. Overall highly rated for heat, flavor, and productivity.

Very productive, easy to grow, quick germination and fast growing plants.
These orange jalapenos are SPICY and delicious.
Best peppers yet, great color great taste and very productive.

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5 stars: 15 (94%)
4 stars: 1 (6%)
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Fastest hot pepper to grow!

Fastest hot pepper to grow! If you like spicy but live in a short growing season like I do, GROW THESE JALAPENOS. You won't regret it. Very productive, and they have great heat.

My husband's favorite

My husband's favorite - he gets so excited when they start to turn orange. These make nice and spicy jalapeño poppers!

Super fast sprouters

These were the first of my hot peppers to sprout and are growing fast, can't wait to eat them this summer, I love that they are nice and hot. Many jalapeno varieties are somewhat mild these days so I was looking for an extra hot one to make poppers and salsa. Thank you for the very viable seeds.

Very Productive and HOT!!

I'm going to grow these every year, they are HOT!! They make great poppers and salsa. Very productive, easy to grow, quick germination and fast growing plants. Thank you for the stellar seeds.

Hottest pepper I grow

Just like the Lemon Spice Jalapeños, these pack quite a kick 80,000, considerably hotter than the 30,000 of the Lemon Spice. Beautiful orange color. My wife is not a huge pepper person but loves these smaller spicy peppers when I make poppers with cream cheese and bacon.

Best jalapeño if you want extra spicy salsa

Love these spicy 🌶️ peppers. Germination rate was great. My plants have been giving spicy goodness all season!

first jalapenos (or any hot peppers) to harvest this summer

super fast growing... happy to be picking some jalapenos in july - they aren't turning orange yet, but are very good green and they still are super hot.

Grow this one if you want HOT Jalapenos

These orange jalapenos are SPICY and delicious. Great color when ripe, but also deliciously hot when picked green. Very productive plants, fast growing.

Orange jalapeño

Came up in 3 days thanks

HOT and perfect for pickled jalapenos

These were productive plants and I made a few big quart jars of pickled jalapenos from them, they are super delicious and spicy with great color in orange.

Mixed results

Overall about 70% germination, very nice seedlings. Thanks.

Beautiful peppers

Best peppers yet , great color great taste and very productive. Three plants grew a lot of peppers . Will grow these beauties every year .

Best Jalapeno Seeds to Grow

These are by far the yummiest of the colored jalapenos!! Great heat and great flavor, very productive, and early to harvest, too!

Best Orange Jalapenos

Wow, these plants were loaded with brilliant orange jalapeños! I made some orange hot sauce with them, it was deliciously hot! Great seeds, will grow again.

Tons of Jalapenos

Great sprouting seeds, good healthy plants with lots of jalapenos all summer long. We ate them green and let some ripen to orange. Great in salsa.

Beautiful orange color!

These Jalapenos are pretty in orange! Prolific, spicy and full of flavor, I loved growing these from seed! These orange beauties are perfect for making jalapeno poppers: Just cut in half, scoop out seeds, then spread cream cheese inside, then put in a foil tray or pan on the grill or bake in your oven. Delicious! These jalapeno seeds had great germination, too, with a little bottom heat. Thanks Sandia Seed! I will be growing these every year.

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