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Isleta

  • D015
  • Capsicum annuum. From Isleta Pueblo (4,900'), first collected in 1993. An exceptionally tasty native New Mexico chile traditionally strung into ristras, then ground. It has broader shoulders and is less fleshy than Isleta Long. From our Seed-Bank Collection.

    • Origin: High desert, 4902' elevation
    • Mild-medium heat level.
    • 4 - 5" long.
    • Approx. 0.3g/25 seeds per packet.
    • Limit 3 packets
  • $3.95

Customer Reviews

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Brittany Sterling
Tasty and Prolific Pepper

These plants are no joke, they produce abundant peppers. Took a while to take off once transplanted (although I think that was my fault as I started them a bit too early indoors). Flavor is sweet with a little kick. And they really do keep producing through the heat, even in pots. I live in the Las Vegas Valley, with 100+ temps, this plant is still putting on fantastic growth of leaves, flowers and pepper. Peppers do come out a bit smaller, closer to the 2" - 3" size, but still flavorful. Just make sure you pick them before the rodents find them!

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Miranda Owen
Super good peppers

Nice, flavorful peppers with a good medium-heat kick. Very fruitful plant, it took a while to mature but the harvest was worth the wait.

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Lauren Fellure
Seeds sprouted well & are growing.

Seeds sprouted well and are growing!

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Charles Kent
Good plant

I wasn’t able to start any of the seeds indoors, but the few that I planted outside started and grew without trouble. I have all of three plants for the time being but next year I’ll plant all seeds outdoors without starting. I figured since I live right next to Isleta they just like the outside conditions more than anything I can manage indoors. I’m going to try to get more farmers in my area on board with planting this variety.