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Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds - Heirloom with Unique Hot Flavor

Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds - Heirloom with Unique Hot Flavor

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Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds - A Fiery Flavor Sensation

Experience the bold, distinctive heat of Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds, a standout variety known for its crisp, bright, and notably hotter flavor compared to jalapeños. Perfect for raw consumption, these small but mighty peppers pack a punch, making them a favorite in pico de gallo, salsas, and soups.

Why Choose Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds?

This heirloom, open-pollinated variety delivers superior flavor and a Scoville heat level of 15,000 - 25,000, ensuring a fiery kick in every bite. The compact 2-1/2 in. long peppers grow on productive 24 in. plants, thriving in gardens or large containers.

Easy to Grow & Harvest

Start your Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds indoors 8 weeks before warm nights. With 85°F bottom heat and bright light, germination takes 7-21 days. Transplant seedlings into rich soil or 5-gallon containers, spacing them 30 in. apart. Harvest green chiles early or wait for a vibrant red hue at full maturity.

Premium Quality Guaranteed

Each packet contains 30 heirloom seeds, carefully selected for robust growth and authentic flavor. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a spicy food enthusiast, these seeds promise a rewarding harvest.

Are you looking for Sport Peppers? Spicy pickled serranos are a great substitute. 

Ready to spice up your garden? Plant Serrano Tampiqueño Seeds today and enjoy a bounty of fiery, flavorful peppers!

  • Each packet contains 30 seeds
  • Heat Level: Very Hot
  • SHU: 15,000-25,000
  • Maturity: 78 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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