Bonnie Plants Jalapeno Pepper 19.3 oz. 2-Pack

I loved how well this plant was packaged, it had been delivered upside down, with the up arrows pointing to the ground, and I was worried that the plant would be ruined, however the packaging the plant came in was so secure that the plant even being delivered upside down was in perfect condition

These pepper are excellent. I'm surprised they came in such good shape. They actually came with peppers growing on them have them outside now replanted and repot it. They're very good condition. I was very surprised the way they were shipped were excellent each in a bubble.

They are HUGE! Even with a last-minute planting in late June, with proper feeding and watering i have over 2 dozen jalapeños(which I let mature to red) and I've had 5 massive red bell peppers, and counting! best investment ever! I've grown them with NO chemicals only organic plant food, once a week. I would HIGHLY recommend BONNIE BELL plants!! Walmart needs to keep these plants available on food stamps FOREVER!! BEST THING EVER!

I plan on growing a lot of different things this year, I only hope that they can make it through the heat like this jalapeños plants did. The package was good it had a plastic cover to warp the pot and keep it upright during shipping.

I bought these two different times. The first set is growing great. The second set was just acquired recently, in late August and already came with 3 peppers growing between them.

arrived very healthy and very good quality

The jalapeño pepper plants came looking very good, except they were too tall for the containers and were bent over to fit them in the tops of both plants were broken off

All four plants were unhealthy I think they will die I pruned the dead leafs hoping they will live

my two plants arrived with little to no soil in them ... upside down inside their containers..wilted ... half dead ..box was crushed ... plastic cups they were in were busted ... NOT HAPPY AT ALL

When i got these plants they were okay, but after 2 weeks the leaves started to turn brown on the bottom of the leaves and curling up. I looked them up and it said to cut off of the brown leaves before you plant them. I cut off of 1 plant all of them but 1 leaf left and the 2 plant had 2 leaves left on it. When i planted them i fertilized my garden and i do it every 2 weeks and they bloomed like crazy.. From 2 plants i got alot of peppers from them.