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Bell Mini Orange Pepper Seeds - Sweet Snacking Size - Heirloom - ON SALE

Bell Mini Orange Pepper Seeds - Sweet Snacking Size - Heirloom - ON SALE

Regular price $ 1.25 USD
Regular price $ 2.49 USD Sale price $ 1.25 USD
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Mini Orange Sweet Pepper Seeds - A Burst of Flavor in Every Bite!

Discover the joy of growing your own Mini Orange Sweet Pepper Seeds, the perfect snack-sized delight for any garden or kitchen. These tender-crisp, super sweet, and nearly seedless peppers, have an excellent sweet pepper aroma, and are a must-have for any home gardener or culinary enthusiast. Whether you're adding them to vegetable trays, stuffing them with goat cheese, or grilling them on skewers, these mini orange peppers are sure to impress.

Why Choose Mini Orange Bell Pepper Seeds?

These hard-to-find Mini Orange Sweet Pepper Seeds germinate quickly and produce an abundance of petite 2-1/2” by 1-1/4” fruits. The sturdy 24” tall plants continue to set fruit all summer long, maturing from light green to a vibrant orange. Enjoy them right off the plant or cooked in olive oil for a sweet, flavorful addition to sandwiches, salads, and more.

Easy to Grow & Heirloom Quality

As an heirloom, open-pollinated variety (Capsicum annuum), these peppers are non-GMO and heat-free, making them perfect for all palates. Start seeds indoors 8 weeks before warm nights, using sterile media and 85°F bottom heat for optimal germination (7-21 days). Transplant into rich soil or large 5-gallon containers, spacing 30” apart, and harvest when peppers reach full size and a bright orange hue.

Versatile & Delicious

From fresh snacking to roasting and grilling, Mini Orange Sweet Peppers are a versatile kitchen staple. Their sweet flavor and crisp texture make them ideal for dips, stuffed appetizers, or even as a colorful garnish. Each packet contains 10 seeds, giving you plenty to grow and enjoy all season long.

Don’t miss out-plant your Mini Orange Sweet Pepper Seeds today and savor the taste of homegrown goodness!

  • Each packet contains 10 seeds
  • Heat Level: Sweet
  • SHU: 0
  • Maturity: 90 days after transplant
  • Pod Size: 2-1/2 in.  Plant Size: 2 ft.
  • Origin: U.S.A.
  • Capsicum annuum
  • Heirloom and Open-Pollinated
  • Untreated and Non-GMO
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Customers praised these heirloom seeds for exceptional germination rates and prolific production. The sweet, crunchy peppers are "great for snacking and salads" and versatile in cooking. Shoppers noted low maintenance requirements and success in challenging climates like Colorado. Plants produce abundantly through end of season with vibrant colors.

  • These cute little orange bell peppers have such a sweet flavor! Incredible producers!
  • Every seed sprouted and grew into beautiful plants that produced a great crop!!
  • Sweet peppers are great in salads, on sandwiches, or roasted with olive oil and salt.
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Fluxo AY
Bom bom e bom

Yum na minha salada fica bem especialmente se levar assim anchovas ou peixe fumado

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Cmartcookie
Can't keep up with production!

These cute little orange bell peppers have such a sweet flavor! And the plants are such incredible producers! It's our end of season and they are still loaded! All my seeds were so successful, I ended up giving a lot of seedlings away. I'm not sure we'll get enough sun for them to all turn orange, but I'll wait to see. We love them on grilled sandwiches, but I also used them in a canned pepper mix for later months. My plants were planted on the back side of some zinnias on the other side of the garden fence. The zinnias attracted SO MANY other pollinators, that they came over to the peppers, too. Good idea to remember for next year!

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Nn
Love their vibrant colours and crunchiness.

These mini bell peppers are a great addition in the garden. They are less maintenance, and they come in orange, red, green and yellow colours. Enjoy them in salads and in cooking different recipes.

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Heather
Better than classic bell peppers for growing in the West

I always try to grow bell peppers for my husband but the larger sized ones don't always grow well here in Colorado, so I tried growing these and I was amazed, I got a ton more peppers and they are sweet and tasty just like bell peppers. My husband (and I) are happy. Thanks!

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David
Great for snacking and salads!

These were great plants, lots of peppers, very sweet and crunchy.

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Heather Volquardsen
Great!!!!

Every seed sprouted and grew into beautiful plants that produced a great crop!! Will definitely order more!!!

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Nolan J.
Delicious

My family loves these Mini Orange Bell Peppers, they rarely make it into the house as they're usually munched on in the garden! These sweet peppers are great in salads, on sandwiches, or roasted with olive oil and salt. I also have to try stuffing them and putting them on the grill which I hear is good. I will grow these every year to complement all the super hot peppers I grow. I've also added them into my homemade fermented hot sauce to give the sauce some more flavor and sweetness and tame the Reaper and Scorpion's heat! Thanks, we'll be growing these seeds every summer!

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