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AlittleSalt · December 3, 2018

I found a PDF with info about NuMex Primavera https://cpi.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uplo.../Primavera.pdf
I have grown Early Jalapeno, TAM Mild Jalapeno, and Jalapeno M. All are very good tasting and producing Jalapenos. I would imagine NuMex Primavera is a good one too.

Our zones are so different. Pepper growing season where I am in Texas is around 200 days from plant out to frost.

December 3, 2018	#3
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I found a PDF with info about NuMex Primavera https://cpi.nmsu.edu/wp-content/uplo.../Primavera.pdf I have grown Early Jalapeno, TAM Mild Jalapeno, and Jalapeno M. All are very good tasting and producing Jalapenos. I would imagine NuMex Primavera is a good one too. Our zones are so different. Pepper growing season where I am in Texas is around 200 days from plant out to frost.