Heirloom. The Tabasco Pepper was imported to the US from Tabasco, Mexico in 1846. Eventually, it made its way to Avery Island, Louisiana where the McIlhenny family used it in a hot sauce that has become so renowned that the word “Tabasco” is now used as a synonym for hot sauce. Plants are over 1’ tall and covered with 2” long tapered frui...
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It's really great prices of course they won't be planted till Jan. For the peppers 🌶 but I planted lettuce from them and it came up good .they give plenty of seeds in their packs which is a good thing.
Kevin · August 17, 2023
Tabasco Pepper seeds
Excellent! All the seeds were viable and the plants are growing strong.
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Lisa · May 31, 2018
Hot sauce
Great experience,all seeds germinated very quickly and soon I will be enjoying some tasty sauces. Thank you Pinetree seeds