
Ancho Poblano Hot Pepper
Rich Flavor, Mild Heat, and Culinary Versatility!
The Ancho Poblano pepper is a mild, heart-shaped variety prized for its earthy, slightly sweet flavor and versatile use in cooking. When fresh, it's known as a poblano—perfect for stuffing, roasting, or grilling—and when dried, it's called an ancho, a staple in traditional Mexican sauces like mole. These plants are vigorous and productive, yielding thick-walled, deep green peppers that ripen to a rich red. With their mild heat and deep, complex taste, Ancho Poblano peppers are a must-grow for any gardener who loves bold, authentic flavors without overwhelming spice.
Grown from High Mowing organic seeds.
Ancho Poblano Hot Pepper
Rich Flavor, Mild Heat, and Culinary Versatility!
The Ancho Poblano pepper is a mild, heart-shaped variety prized for its earthy, slightly sweet flavor and versatile use in cooking. When fresh, it's known as a poblano—perfect for stuffing, roasting, or grilling—and when dried, it's called an ancho, a staple in traditional Mexican sauces like mole. These plants are vigorous and productive, yielding thick-walled, deep green peppers that ripen to a rich red. With their mild heat and deep, complex taste, Ancho Poblano peppers are a must-grow for any gardener who loves bold, authentic flavors without overwhelming spice.
Grown from High Mowing organic seeds.
Plant Traits
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65-80 days
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12-18 inches
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Mild - 3,000 Scoville heat units
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Heirloom: a variety that has been passed down through generations, typically open-pollinated, and is valued for its historical significance, flavor, and ability to be saved and replanted year after year.
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Peppers do best with full sun. They're a great addition to both small and big garden spaces:
Containers and patio gardens
Raised beds
In-ground beds and gardens