How to save jalapeno seeds

Learn how to save chili pepper seeds from your garden-grown peppers so you can store them and use them to grow peppers the next season.

Saving pepper seeds lets you grow your favorite varieties each year. Here's how to dry pepper seeds for planting using three different methods.

Jalapeños can be grown from seeds from fresh peppers or seed packets. If growing from fresh peppers, scrape seeds out and let dry for a couple of weeks before planting. Sow seeds 6-8 weeks before the last frost date in your area if growing indoors. Sow seeds ¼ inch (0.6 cm) into the seed-starting mix or other growing media. Seeds can be started in germination trays or small containers with holes at the bottom before transplanting to containers or the outdoors.

Preserve a peck of peppers for later use. Pickling, drying and freezing are the most common methods of preserving chili peppers, including jalapenos. Preserving red or green jalapeno peppers will determine the final flavor.

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Are you looking for the ultimate methods to store jalapenos? Well, I've got the answers right here. Check out these easy-to-do ways to store your peppers for a long time.

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If you have an excess of jalapeños from your garden, I have some delicious ideas of what to do with jalapeños in order to use them all.