Jack Miller

You can grow jalapenos in the late spring, after the last frost has passed.   When can you grow jalapenos is a common question, and the answer really comes down to warmth.   Jalapenos need soil temperatures of at least 65°F to thrive, so planting them too early in cold ground is a recipe for … Read more

Purple jalapenos are ripe when they develop a deep, rich purple hue and yield slightly to gentle pressure, though they can be harvested at any stage of their color development for different flavor profiles.   If you’ve been growing these stunning peppers and wondering exactly when are purple jalapenos ripe, you’re in the right place … Read more

Jalapeno peppers are ready to be picked when they reach their full size, firm up, and develop a deep, glossy green color.   That usually happens about 70 to 85 days after you plant them, or roughly 30 to 40 days after the flowers first appear.   If you’ve been wondering when are jalapeno peppers … Read more

Jalapeño peppers are ready to harvest when they reach their mature size, feel firm to the touch, and have developed a deep, glossy green color, though the true answer for when jalapeño peppers are ready depends on whether you want them green or fully ripe red.   If you’re growing your own, figuring out when … Read more

What to serve with stuffed jalapenos comes down to balancing their spicy, creamy kick with cool, crunchy, or starchy sides. Stuffed jalapenos are the life of the party, but they can’t carry the whole meal on their own. If you’ve been wondering what to serve with stuffed jalapenos, you’re in the right place. The best … Read more