Red Jalapeno are better. 

I like planting a variety of pepper plants in a zigzag pattern while pulling the tops of the plants close together in a straight line. This way the bees naturally cross pollinate the plants. I save the seeds from all the peppers and plant dense Rose close together way out back away from my garden to let the pepper plants continue to be naturally cross pollinated. I'm starting to get some crazy peppers. When I find a plant I like a lot I take it indoors for the winter and cut it back to make clones from The cutting the next year I plant that cloned plant in an isolated group away from any other pepper plants and recede those the next year with the clone plants to propagate a new variety with a little bit of nature's help. It's really amazing how pepper plants turn into bushes and almost into little trees. Great video keep it up bro 🥳🤟

Put them babies in a bucket with some potting soil jalapeños do great in bucks I plant 2-5 in each 5 gallon you right drought stress or a normal light water makes great jalapeños them babies look Amazing Extremely Great Jalapeño video u won another follower;-) fertilizer I use is Alaska fish emulsion home depo lowes Wallmart very inexpensive works better then any over priced toxic fertilizer it’s organic your skill set on ripening is on point try this I hope u have much larger plants and 30 times the peppers on your plants I grow in my apartment inside with normal led standard house bulbs amazing how little light some garden varieties need to grow inanely great

So Delicious, More Flavorful & Doesn't TAste GREEN. Where HAve YOu Been All Me Life, REd Jalapeños :xX

They take forever to turn red though. I've tried 1 so far that was half-red and it was softer and had an interesting combination of sweet and hot.

I can't wait for ours to be ready! Still green now

This is actually not true. Jalepenos become sweeter when they’re red

Very good video with some good information preciate it thank you

I make my chilly beans with about 1-1/2lbs Jalapeño and a bunch of stuff. It's hard to find hot jalapeños in most stores . When I buy them I always look for the stretch marks !! This is the first time I have grown my own . They are just turning red!! I have 22 plants.. Thanks for the video

Looking good with the red hot jalapenos bro, stretch marks and all 🤣 be blessed

Thanks mate. Great voice.

SIR !! You need to mulch with grass clippings for your peppers plant you will get more peppers. You should get more peppers on one plant

Those pepper plants need nitrogen in the worst way .

you should pick some early when green so you have more...but I can understand not wanting to make them grow to much since your soil is not good.

I use the same buckets!

You won't see Jalipino sold red very often, and never pickled red Jalipino

Gypsum loosens clay soil, not 100 % but like 50% pretty quickly. Other soil amendments would improve it further, I'm guessing here. Coz most crops will grow OK in my 50% heavy soil.

way to shady.. they get tastier with more sun.

The red are the sweetest most delicious jalapeño peppers as i dont like alot of heat…..i know they are mild but im irish and dont tolerate heat well…. In my experience my red ripe jalapeños ARE NOT NEARLY as hot as the unripe gree green ones….just like if I let my yellow sweet bell pepppers get yellow instead of picking green they are much sweeter

Fresno chiles are even better.

Those plants look sickly. My plants get enormous.

For jalapeno pepper it tastes better greens not red same goes as serrano peppers

That's not yo' cheese!!

Hayapenos lol

Do you wanna talk about how to fix up your soil?