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Felicity Pepper Seeds (Heatless Jalapeno Pepper)

Felicity Pepper Seeds (Heatless Jalapeno Pepper)

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Description:

Felicity Peppers are a unique Jalapeno hybrid that provides great-tasting jalapeno flavors but without any of the mild heat! Also known as the "heatless jalapeno," you'll definitely want to try subbing in this delectable variety for your next growing season!

These pepper plants grow high yields of large fruits that grow between 4-6" long. Be sure to keep an eye on these plants in case they need additional support or staking. Felicity peppers are conical-shaped and taper off to a point with smooth skin and crispy texture, making these peppers incredibly useful in the kitchen. These plants will continually set fruit once you harvested them.

Even though these hybrids have no heat, the delicious Jalapeno flavor and thick crunchy walls are still evident, making these a great snacking pepper when you don’t have a glass of milk handy. You can also use these peppers fresh or cooked and they work wonderfully for pickling. There are many uses when it comes to using and consuming this pepper, you'll be in total and absolute felicity!

  • Species: Capsicum Annuum
  • Heat Level: 0 SHUs
  • Type: Sweet
  • Flavor: Sweet
  • Germination Rate: 96%
  • Origin: USA
  • Pod Size: 4-6"
  • Days to Harvest: 70 Days

Sweeten up your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants! We have other varieties for you to choose from in our Pepper Seed Collection.

Specifications:

  • Heat Level:
  • Germination rate: 96%
  • Pod size: 4-6"
  • Origin: USA
  • Species: Annuum
  • SHU: 0

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Mike Ganzer

Haven't planted them yet

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S.W.
In love with these peppers!

Both of us love jalapeño flavor. Neither of us can take the heat of regular jalapeños. Here is an easy solution. Felicity peppers have all the tastiness, but none of the heat. When I make salsa each year I make 3 kinds: MILD, with just Felicity peppers, MEDIUM with half Felicity and half regular jalapeños, and HOT with extra jalapeños. That way each of us can enjoy great salsa, and when I give jars of salsa to friends they can pick what heat level they want. Problem solved!

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Julia
Beautiful

They're chugging along currently. I planted them the last week of February and they've dwarfed every other pepper plant I did including Pepper Joe's own Jalapeño. Definitely finicky with nitrogen as I gave them a small bump last week to make sure they didn't try to start fruiting early and they almost instantly bear clawed (oops). They do love warm soil, I put half on a heating mat and half off after 30 days of all of them being on a heat mat for germination and weather related reasons and the difference is insane, the heat mat plants are stronger and three times the size being fed the exact same thing in the same environment (excluding heat mat) and same watering schedule in the same soil. Topped the heat mat plants last week as they were getting too big for their own health and they're just pushing new growth. Easy to grow but be warned about the warmth of your soil. We're having a cold spring in Oregon so my only concern right now is yields once we hit June and I start letting them throw flowers if it will still be too cold for this plant and if they'll fully stunt out or if they'll produce as much as I'm hoping for.

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