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Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds

Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds

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Grow Vibrant Flavor with Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds

Add a splash of color and bold taste to your garden with Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds. These stunning purple peppers offer a unique twist on the classic serrano, delivering slightly less heat while packing a flavorful punch. Perfect for salsas, salads, and pickling, these peppers are as versatile as they are beautiful.

Why Choose Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds?

Striking Color & Flavor: Watch as these peppers transition from green to deep purple, then to red at full maturity. Their medium-thick flesh and vibrant hues make them a standout in any dish.

Heirloom & Open-Pollinated: Grown from non-GMO, heirloom seeds, these peppers are a sustainable choice for gardeners who value tradition and quality.

Bountiful Harvests: Each plant yields an abundance of 3" long by 1" wide peppers, perfect for fresh use or preserving.

Growing Your Serrano Purple Peppers

Start your seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost, using sterile media and maintaining 85°F bottom heat. Keep the soil moist and provide bright light for optimal germination (7-21 days). Once seedlings develop 6 true leaves, transplant them into rich soil or large 5-gallon containers, spacing them 30" apart.

Harvest the peppers green for a milder flavor, or leave them on the plant to ripen to a deep red for maximum heat. With tall plants (24-36") and fuzzy green leaves, these peppers are as ornamental as they are productive.

Heat Level: Very Hot (15,000 Scoville)

Each packet contains 10 seeds, ready to bring bold flavor and vibrant color to your garden. Plant Serrano Purple Pepper Seeds today and enjoy a harvest that’s as stunning as it is delicious!

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