Hatch Green Medium Big Jim Chile Seeds from New Mexico - 30 Non-GMO Seeds

Easy germination, slow grow at first zone 6 Weekly feedings of agrothrive after transplanting, and very slow growing, first of aughust and 2 out of 6 are starting to just now produce. I also planted the regular medium and mild non big jim verity and those are a bust . Waste of time and money.

I do not do reviews but these seeds are worthy of it-best chiles I have ever grown, all germinated on heat pads and grew in house with my grow light trays then then transplanted outside. I live by Gulf of America so the heat and humidity is perfect for them. It’s October and they are still producing-very impressed with the quality and production and I have made so many receipts with them-froze them, dehydrated them, made spices with them-truly an excellent product-I will definitely buy again-and no I do not get paid for reviews. But this company deserves credit for their product! My plants are in raised beds and are 3 feet tall-water, sunshine and fertilize and stake them cuz the peppers get heavy from mass production ☺️

Every single seed germinated.

I’d rather wait until I’m actually harvesting/tasting, but I can attest all seeds I started germinated.

Most sprouted, can’t complain.

Apparently these are putting out a lot of flowers but they are producing few peppers. Website says over 95 degrees the flowers are not sticky enough to hold the male pollen. I'll keep watering the large pot into the fall to see. They have produced small peppers last year when I waited.

I started my green chiles from seed on 4/3 indoors using a grow light and a heat mat under the seed starting tray. I watered from the bottom and kept them covered with a plastic lid for humidity until they sprouted, and then I stopped the heat mat and lid. Most of the seeds sprouted which is great!! After some hardening off, I moved them outdoors on 5/15 (zone 8a) and transplanted them into 5 gallon grow bags in a full sun location. I was able to harvest a few by 8/3 and most in a few days ~8/20 (they turn a darker green when ready, so be patient because it takes several weeks from when you first notice the baby pepper). They've have good heat to them and taste really good roasted! Each plant was a little smaller than expected, and has only made a few peppers each. I was really hoping for more peppers. I'm not sure if this is because they are right next to my flower patch and the pollinators are more excited about my zinnia than the pepper flowers... but I will for sure be using seeds from sandia seed company again next year. May try hand pollinating with a q-tip next year because they did have plenty of flowers, just not many were fertilized and eventually just fell off.

Ordered these last year, no plan grew at all, no stem no leaves, nothing. Disappointing!! Not planning to order these anymore.