A few different mixes of sweet peppers, but I also started jalapeño , shishito, habanero and Hungarian wax as well.
One of the sweet peppers are purple as well.
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Nice! I’ve wanted to grow my own peppers for years but have never gotten around to it
It’s a gamble where I am, the season is pretty short, so they need lots of care. I usually get established plants since I never start them early enough or the hardening takes them.
Last frost is end of May, but May can also be up to 30 degrees during the day. So mild weather spring stuff is almost right out without a greenhouse, which is on my list to get/do.