Mild homegrown jalapeños are often due to variety genetics, not growing conditions.
Standard jalapeños rate ~2,500 Scoville units. Heat increases as peppers ripen to red (membrane holding seeds enlarges).
Open-pollinated or saved seeds lose hybrid vigor and heat consistency. Plant fresh hybrid seeds each year.
This hybrid jalapeño reliably produces hot fruit. For more heat, try habanero types.
Buy fresh 'F1 Macho' hybrid seeds annually for consistent heat; saved or non-hybrid seeds yield unpredictable results.
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