Blog — chili pepper seeds

Many of us can’t get enough of hot peppers. Wouldn’t it be great if you could sometimes indulge in fresh peppers straight from your own home garden. It turns out you can, but growing peppers isn’t necessarily the same as growing any other fruit or veggie.

If you just can’t get enough of hot peppers, why not try growing some at home. You can grow them from seed starting indoors in the winter, or you can buy some pepper plants and put them in the ground after the final frost of spring. It’s possible to grow them in containers as well as as raised beds.

Have you ever opened the fridge to reveal almost nothing but a massive stash of fresh chili peppers? Not just us, right?Every time you see this, you swear you won’t let one of these precious peppers go to waste. We know; we’ve done it too. But, even if you’re a super sincere chili head, there’s only so much you can get through at a time. It’s why we’re all for dehydrating a least a portion of the chili peppers that seemed to have moved into your fridge, making it impossible to find room for the other food you need to get those...

Did someone slip a pack of chili pepper seeds into your stocking this year? Don’t toss them aside thinking you’ve got months to go before embarking on that adventure. Chili pepper seeds need to be planted much sooner than you may think.