Small, cherry-sized fruits: Ideal for pickling, stuffing, and colorful dishes
Bold tangy heat between jalapeno and cayenne: Adds intense spice to recipes
Compact, bushy plants: Tidy growth suitable for garden beds, borders, or containers
Fruits hold well on plant: Enables easy extended harvests
Matures in 75-80 days: Quick harvest period for gardeners
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Don’t let their size fool you—Red Hot Cherry Peppers pack a punch. These small, round, cherry-sized fruits ripen from bright green to glossy red, offering a bold, tangy heat that lands somewhere between a jalapeño and a cayenne. Thick-walled and juicy, they’re perfect for pickling whole, stuffing with cheese, or adding a pop of color and
Seed count per packet
Minimum 25 seeds
Plant height
18-24 inches
Maturity
75-80 days from transplant
Fruit size
Small, cherry-sized
Flavor profile
Intense heat (jalapeno to cayenne)
Growth habit
Compact, bushy
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Millport gardening
Planting cherry peppers April 1st in small indoor greenhouse then transplanting 2nd week of May
When harvesting later in season plan on pickling
and adding to various salsa hot sauces and soups
Moth watering Devine