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NumexJoeEParkerSeedPack
We have a fun fact that you can tell your friends and family about this pepper. When you see or hear the word NuMex, this means most pepper varieties with this word has been created or improved by New Mexico State University! This is a pepper variety named by Mr. Joe E. Parker who was a graduate of New Mexico State University.
The NuMex Joe E. Parker Pepper (what a tongue twister) is a mild Southwestern-style traditional Anaheim chile pepper that is great to use for stuffing, roasting, grilling, or processing! The pepper plants are early producers with heavy, consistent yields that’ll grow 6-8 inches long (and could be longer than your hand). With meaty and thick flesh, medium heat level, and rich, full flavor, we just want to cook this pepper in everything! The peppers will ripen from green to red like other NuMex varieties.
Species: Capsicum Annuum
Heat Level: 500-4,000+ SHUs
Type: Mild
Origin: New Mexico, USA
Days to Harvest: 70+ Days
# of Seeds per Packet: 10+ Pepper Seeds
Want to grow more NuMex pepper seeds? Check out our NuMex Sandia Pepper Seeds, NuMex Twilight Pepper Seeds, NuMex Big Jim Pepper Seeds, NuMex Joe E Parker Pepper Seeds, NuMex 6-4 Pepper Seeds!
Can’t decide which NuMex peppers to grow? Try your hand in growing six NuMex varieties with our NuMex Pepper Seed Collection that’ll light up your garden and cooking.
They are coming up on my window sill and are doing well. It will be quite some
time before I can set them out in my garden. Cold here in Eastern Oregon.
Planted 10 seeds, got 5 strong seedlings, 2 delayed germ seedlings and 3 blank cells. That is effectively a 50% germ rate. At $0.40 per seed (assuming 10 per pack) that is disappointing. This was the lowest germ of the varieties in my order. Rated 3 stars because these are not the easiest variety to find, otherwise would be 2.
They are coming up on my window sill and are doing well. It will be quite some
time before I can set them out in my garden. Cold here in Eastern Oregon.
Planted 10 seeds, got 5 strong seedlings, 2 delayed germ seedlings and 3 blank cells. That is effectively a 50% germ rate. At $0.40 per seed (assuming 10 per pack) that is disappointing. This was the lowest germ of the varieties in my order. Rated 3 stars because these are not the easiest variety to find, otherwise would be 2.