Santa Fe Grande Pepper Seeds - Medium Heat - Colorful Growth - ON SALE

Name: Santa Fe Grande Pepper Seeds - Medium Heat - Colorful Growth
Brand: Sandia Seed Company
SKU: 661799-937139
Price: 1.99 USD
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Santa Fe Grande Pepper Seeds - A Colorful, Flavorful Heirloom Delight

Discover the vibrant beauty and bold flavor of Santa Fe Grande Pepper Seeds, one of our most popular heirloom varieties. These stunning peppers showcase a mesmerizing display of yellow, orange, and red hues-all on the same plant at once! Known as "chile guero" (blonde chile) in Mexico, this wax-type heirloom is as ornamental as it is delicious.

Why Grow Santa Fe Grande Peppers?

Triple-Color Spectacle: Enjoy a living rainbow in your garden as peppers mature from bright green to sunny yellow, then fiery orange, and finally a glossy red-all at the same time!

Perfect Medium Heat: With a Scoville rating of 3,000-5,000, these 3 inch peppers offer just the right kick for salsas, pickling, and fresh eating. Their thick flesh holds up beautifully in recipes.

Prolific Producer: Compact 30 inch plants bear fruit continuously all summer long, making them ideal for gardens or large containers (5-gallon minimum).

Growing Your Santa Fe Grande Peppers

Each packet contains 10 GMO-free seeds ready to bring life to your garden. For best results:

Start indoors 8 weeks before last frost
Plant 1/4 inch deep in sterile media with 85°F bottom heat
Transplant after 6 true leaves appear
Space 30 inches apart in rich soil or large containers
Harvest at yellow stage (or wait for orange/red maturity)

These open-pollinated heirloom seeds (Capsicum annuum) mature in just 78 days, rewarding you with a bounty of beautiful, flavorful peppers.

Ready to add this conversation-starting pepper to your garden? Order your Santa Fe Grande Pepper Seeds today and enjoy a harvest that's as stunning as it is delicious!

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Customers praised these pepper seeds for being "very productive" with "beautiful" colorful peppers ranging from green to yellow to red. Shoppers loved the medium heat and "smoky sweet" flavor for salsas, poppers, and pickling. Easy to grow with high germination when using heat mats. One customer experienced slow germination after 15 days.

Beautiful large plants loaded with peppers in a range of colors from yellow to bright cherry red.
Very productive plant loaded with peppers!
Full of flavor, smoky sweet when mature. Easy to grow, produces above average.

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Pretty and productive pepper plant

These had a nice heat for adding to salsas or making poppers. Very productive plant loaded with peppers!

Waiting!

Have not germinated after 15 days...still waiting.

Hi Carl!

Be patient and keep them warm! Pepper seeds germinate best at 80-90˚ F, and some can take as long as 21+ days to germinate, so don't give up on them. You should be seeing sprouts soon! Happy growing!

Pleasant surprise

I got these thinking they were the mild big box brand and was very happy that they are a medium heat. Full of flavor, smoky sweet when mature. Great for poppers or pickled or fresh. Easy to grow, flowers easily, produces above average, fruits take a little longer to mature, easy to sprout when directions are followed.
My new fave

Love this pepper

Another winner! Love having green, yellow and red peppers on the same plant. Mild enough to use raw in salads and threw in all the colors in a refrigerator pickle recipe--was pretty and tasty!

Wow! Beautiful and Prolific!

I loved having this beautiful large Santa Fe Grand pepper plants in our garden. Nearly all of the Santa Fe pepper seeds I planted germinated. I use a heat mat to keep them warm, and it works like a charm. They were loaded with peppers in a range of colors from yellow to bright cherry red. We make lots of Santa Fe "poppers" from them, stuffing them with cream cheese and throwing them on the grill to heat. We also added our Santa Fe peppers to lots of salsas over the course of the summer, as well as our hashbrowns on Sunday mornings. Who doesn't like spicy hashbrowns? :) I will be growing these gorgeous Santa Fe Grand Pepper plants every year going forward, they were the highlight of my vegetable garden.