Grow peppers from seeds

Learn how to grow new pepper plants with store-bought peppers in just a few easy steps. This is a quick and easy project that you and your family will love!

Saving seeds for open-pollinated pepper plants is a great way to save money and ensure a great crop of peppers next year!

Growing peppers is fairly easy and doesn't require too much space. With some patience and this growing guide, you can learn how to grow peppers in your own backyard.

How to Grow Green Bell Peppers: how to start bell peppers from seeds, how to plant green bell pepper seedlings, and how to care for bell pepper seedlings.

Experiment with growing bell peppers in pots and allow your family to enjoy tasty, homegrown veggies throughout the entire growing season.

Start your next garden off right by germinating pepper seeds yourself. Our thorough guide reveals our best tips and tricks to do it!

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It is time to start pepper seeds here and we use different methods to do so. One of our favorites is the double cup method. Read more here!

Learn all you need to know about growing peppers in your garden. From starting peppers from seed, to growing tips, and when to harvest.

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.