

The pepper Forajido is a particularly spicy Jalapeño variety and is also visually exotic with its color from dark green to red. As they ripen, the spiciness of the 6 to 7 cm long fruits, which are characterized by a blunt tip, increases. In cultivation, the variety is very resistant, for example against the 'tobacco etch virus' and 'pepper mottle virus'.
Forajido pepper becomes increasingly pungent as it ripens and is also extremely robust in cultivation.
Forajido F1 Jalapeño pepper seeds
The pepper Forajido is a particularly spicy Jalapeño variety and is also visually exotic with its color from dark green to red. As they ripen, the spiciness of the 6 to 7 cm long fruits, which are characterized by a blunt tip, increases. In cultivation, the variety is very resistant, for example against the 'tobacco etch virus' and 'pepper mottle virus'.
Forajido pepper becomes increasingly pungent as it ripens and is also extremely robust in cultivation.
Sowing
Sow the Jalapeño seeds indoors from February to April at a temperature of 20-25 degrees. From mid-May you can transplant the young plants in a greenhouse at a distance of 60x60cm. A sunny, wind-protected location is important for successful cultivation.
Harvest
The peppers can be harvested from July to October.
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The pepper Forajido is a particularly spicy Jalapeño variety and is also visually exotic with its color from dark green to red. As they ripen, the spiciness of the 6 to 7 cm long fruits, which are characterized by a blunt tip, increases. In cultivation, the variety is very resistant, for example against the 'tobacco etch virus' and 'pepper mottle virus'.
Forajido pepper becomes increasingly pungent as it ripens and is also extremely robust in cultivation.