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Hudson Valley Seed Co.

Hidalgo Serrano Hot Pepper

Capsicum annuum

Certified Organic

Grown on Our Farm

Add fresh heat with this fiery pepper.

Serrano is a great hot pepper with punchy heat. A great pepper for use raw in fresh salads, salsas and sauces. They also make a great pickled pepper. Plants can get large and weighed down with fruit, stake to keep branches in place and fruits off the ground. Serranos are usually picked green, but are also good when allowed to ripen red.

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Growing instructions
Start indoors 8-10 weeks before last frost in very warm spot (80 degrees is ideal). Keep seedlings in a well-ventilated place at 70+ degrees and do not over water. Transplant outdoors in full sun into rich, well drained soil after threat of frost has passed. Peppers can tolerate dryness and heat, but need moderate water to produce fruit and prefer to be watered at the base.
Product Details
Days to Maturity 65 days from transplant
Days to Germination 7 to 14 days
Width at Maturity 18 inches
Height at Maturity 24 inches
Sun Conditions Full Sun (8+ Hours Sun)
Planting Depth _ inch
Row Spacing 24 inches
Plant Spacing 18 inches
    Fresh Hidalgo Serrano hot peppers from Hudson Valley Seed Co. arranged in a basket, showcasing their vibrant green color and smooth skin.
    Hidalgo Serrano hot pepper from Hudson Valley Seed Co., vibrant green and red vegetables with a tapered shape.
    Bright red Hidalgo Serrano hot pepper from Hudson Valley Seed Co., fresh and vibrant, with a smooth, glossy surface.
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    Nancy S.M.
    An undervalued hot pepper

    I was happy to find this seed in your catalog. My husband says they’re more flavorful than jalapeños and have more consistent heat. Despite the fact that a groundhog kept eating the little leaves and flowers, the plant survived and produced abundant fruit. 🙂

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    Jessica

    Great germination!