šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø FREE -&- FAST USA SHIPPING when you spend $10+ today! (no code req'd)

50% OFF TODAY'S DEALS

āœ‹ $5 OFF $10+ plus a FREE GIFT!

GIVEME5

Pepper (Hot) - Pretty Purple šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„ seeds

$299 USD
Size

Description

Ā 

What Are Pretty Purple Hot Peppers?

Pretty Purple hot peppers are an ornamental variety that delivers both visual drama and genuine culinary heat. These compact plants produce abundant small peppers that transition from deep purple to vibrant red as they mature, creating a stunning display of color throughout the growing season. Despite their delicate appearance, Pretty Purples pack a respectable punch of heat combined with a fruity, slightly sweet flavor that makes them far more than just a pretty face in the garden.

Flavor Profile and Heat Level

Pretty Purple peppers offer moderate to moderately-hot heat with a fruity undertone that sets them apart from purely fiery varieties. Their flavor is bright and slightly sweet with subtle floral notes that emerge when eaten fresh. The heat builds steadily and provides a pleasant lingering warmth without overwhelming the palate. This makes them excellent for those seeking visible garden appeal without sacrificing genuine spice and flavor complexity. Scoville heat units (SHU): 200,000-350,000/very hot

Growing Pretty Purple Peppers at Home

Pretty Purple peppers are ideal for gardeners wanting ornamental appeal alongside culinary function. These compact plants thrive in full sun with well-draining soil and consistent moisture. Start seeds indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost date, then transplant outdoors once temperatures warm to 65°F or higher. The plants stay relatively compact, typically reaching 1 to 2 feet tall, making them perfect for containers, raised beds, or garden borders where their colorful fruit display can be fully appreciated.

Culinary Uses

Pretty Purple peppers work beautifully in fresh applications where their appearance enhances the dish. Use them in salsas, salads, and fresh sauces for both visual impact and spicy flavor. They're excellent roasted whole, pickled for colorful condiments, or dried for decorative pepper strings. Their small size makes them perfect for stuffing with cheese or meat, and they add striking color to stir-fries, curries, and any dish benefiting from both heat and visual appeal.

Harvesting and Storage

Harvest Pretty Purple peppers at any stage—green, purple, or red—depending on your heat preference and desired flavor profile. Red peppers offer maximum sweetness and heat development. Pick regularly throughout the season to encourage continuous flowering and fruiting on these prolific plants. Fresh peppers store in the refrigerator for several weeks, while drying them preserves their beauty and heat for long-term decorative and culinary use.

In Summary

An edible ornamental, the Pretty Purple Pepper loves an audience. Compact plants produce an ensemble of 1"-2" tapered fruits that lift their tips in a glorious chorus line of mini rockets, going through several costume changes in green, purple, yellow, orange, and red. The show goes on when you bite into one. With a searing purple heat in tune with the Habaneros and the Scotch Bonnets, you’ll be singing and dancing in your own Broadway musical. Assemble several plants to choreograph a border, or give one the spotlight in a nice container/pot, and let it audition for your next spicy production.

The Purple Cayenne Pepper is just as purple and pretty, but with less drama.

  • High yields
  • Edible ornamental
  • Harvest any color
  • Good for containers

SEED PLANTING TIPS

  • Botanical name: Capsicum annuum
  • Pepper length: 1"-2"
  • Scoville heat units (SHU): 200,000-350,000/very hot
  • Plant support: None - they support each other
  • Depth to plant seeds: 1/8" deep
  • Spacing between plants: 6"-12" apart
  • Spacing between rows: 18"-24" apart
  • Days to germinate (sprout): 7-21 days
  • Germination soil temps: 75F-85F
  • Soil needs: 6.0-7.0 pH
  • Sun needs: Full sun
  • Frost hardy: No
  • Planting season: Spring, summer
  • # of plants per sq. ft.: Appx. 2-4 plants per sq. ft.
  • Days to maturity: 90-120 days

Good companion plants:Ā Basil, Carrot, Cucumber, Eggplant, Okra, Rosemary, Sage, Squash, Tomato

All Peppers ⟐ Hot Peppers Ā šŸ“šĀ Hot Peppers Grow Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Pretty Purple Hot Peppers and what makes them unique?
Pretty Purple Hot Peppers are an ornamental variety that produces small, colorful peppers changing from deep purple to vibrant red, offering both visual appeal and genuine culinary heat. They are valued for their stunning show of color and compact size.
How hot are Pretty Purple Hot Peppers on the Scoville scale?
Pretty Purple Hot Peppers have a Scoville heat rating of 200,000 to 350,000 SHU, making them very hot peppers suitable for those seeking intense spice.
Can I grow Pretty Purple Hot Peppers in containers or small spaces?
Yes, Pretty Purple Hot Peppers are ideal for containers and small spaces, as they are compact and reach only 1 to 2 feet tall, making them perfect for patios or garden borders.
What is the flavor profile of Pretty Purple Hot Peppers?
They have a bright, slightly sweet flavor with fruity and floral undertones, along with a steady, pleasant warmth that develops as you taste them.
When is the best time to plant Pretty Purple Hot Pepper seeds?
It's best to start Pretty Purple Hot Pepper seeds indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last spring frost, then transplant once temperatures reach 65°F or higher.
How do I harvest and store Pretty Purple Hot Peppers?
Pick peppers at any color stage—green, purple, or red—depending on your flavor and heat preference. Store fresh peppers in the refrigerator for several weeks or dry them for long-term use.
Are Pretty Purple Hot Peppers suitable for ornamental gardening?
Absolutely, Pretty Purple Hot Peppers are an excellent edible ornamental with vibrant fruits that enhance garden appeal and can be showcased in flower beds or containers.
What are some culinary uses for Pretty Purple Hot Peppers?
Use Pretty Purple Hot Peppers in salsas, salads, roasted dishes, or pickled for colorful condiments. Their small size also makes them great for stuffing or garnishing dishes.
How tall do Pretty Purple Hot Pepper plants typically grow?
The plants typically grow to about 1 to 2 feet tall, staying relatively compact, which makes them suitable for various garden settings, including containers.
What companion plants grow well with Pretty Purple Hot Peppers?
Good companion plants include basil, carrot, cucumber, eggplant, okra, rosemary, sage, squash, and tomato, which can support healthy growth and garden harmony.

Share a link to this product with your friends and followers to earn a sales commission! | Learn more about our affiliate program | Already registered as an affiliate? Login

CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL GROW GUIDES


MAIN
TOPICS
FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
HERBS &Ā 
FLOWERS
14 Steps to Start Growing Artichoke AmaranthĀ 
Seed Spacing Cheat Sheet


Asparagus Roots
AniseĀ 
What does "organic" mean?

Asparagus Seeds
Arugula
Why garden organically? Beans Basil
Why grow Organic food? Beet BorageĀ 

Hybrid vs. Heirloom
Blueberries

CarawayĀ 
6 Factors to Consider Broccoli CardoonĀ 

Common Gardening Problems
Brussels Sprouts

Catmint
7 Steps to Growing Cabbage

CatnipĀ 
Where toĀ Plant? Carrot

ChamomileĀ 
Gardening Through 4 Seasons Cauliflower

ChervilĀ 
Prepping a New Garden Plot Celery

Chives
Sample Garden Plans

Collard Greens

Cilantro/Coriander
First Few Days in the Garden

Cucumber

Cumin
Managing Weeds

Eggplant

Dill
Intro to Soil

GarlicĀ 

Fennel
Soil Amendments

Kale


Fenugreek
Starting seeds indoors

Kohlrabi

Horehound
Transplanting

Lettuce
Hyssop
Watering


Melon
Lavender
Weeding

Mustard Greens
Lemon BalmĀ 
Intro to Composting

Okra
Lemon Grass
How to Compost

Onion (bulbs)
LovageĀ 
Intro to Fertilizers

Onion (seeds)
Marigold
Buying and applying fertilizers


Parsnip
Marjoram

Materials to use for Mulch
Pea

MintĀ 

Season extension techniques

Peppers, Hot
Nasturtium

Floating row covers
Peppers, Sweet Oregano

Dealing with Pests & Insects

Potato
Parsley

Pumpkin
Rosemary

Radicchio
Rue
Radish Sage
Rutabaga Salad Burnet

Rhubarb
Summer Savory

Shallots
Sunflower

Spinach
Tarragon
Sprouts & Micro-Greens ThymeĀ 
Squash Wildflowers
Strawberries Wormwood
Swiss Chard Yarrow
Tomato
Turnip
Watermelon

šŸ‘‡ MORE ARTICLESĀ & BLOG POSTSĀ šŸ‘‡Ā 

Ā 

SPRING & SUMMER GARDENING:

Spring Gardening Chore Checklist - View

Herbs & Veggies to Plant NOW for a Summer Garden - View

Heat Loving Veggies & Herbs You Can Grow RIGHT NOW in Summer! - View

12 Plants That You Can Grow This Summer To DETER Mosquitoes - View

Have a Better Summer Garden With These 7 Tips! - View

Ā 

FALL & WINTER GARDENING:

5 Fall Vegetables Worth Growing In Containers This Year - View

Grow a Fall/Winter Harvest - Plant these seeds in July/August - View

Planting a Fall Garden. Step-by-Step - View

How to Store Vegetables for Winter - View

10 Vegetables You Can Over-Winterize - View

19 Frost Hardy Vegetables to Plant this Fall - View

Fall and Winter Gardening Made Easy - View

16 Crops To Plant NOW for Fall! - View

15 Vegetables You Should Be Planting NOW for a Fall Harvest - View

Tips for Starting Your First Fall Garden & 19 Crops That Can Withstand Freezing (or almost freezing) Temperatures! - View

Gardening Chores for January - View

Our TOP 10 Favorite Fall & Winter Gardening YouTube Videos! - View

19 Crops You Should Try Growing This Fall or Winter - View

TOP 9 QUICK GROWING CROPS FOR FALL & WINTER - View

It's Winter!Ā  What to do in the garden now?! - View

Most Popular Seeds to Plant Now for Fall/Winter Gardening - View


SEED STARTING:

6 Tips That Every NEW Gardener Should KnowĀ  - View

Tips for Successfully Starting Your Seeds Indoors - View

Egg Carton Seed Trays - View

Use Muffin Tins To Start Your Seeds In! - View

How do I Know Which Seeds to Direct Sow and Which to Seeds to Start Indoors? - View

How to Get Better Germination From Your Seeds - View

9 Steps to Harden Off Seedlings - View

7 Tips For Using Rockwool To Start Your Seeds - View

Are you starting enough seeds? - View

What's the proper way to thin seedlings? 🌱 🌱 - View

Seed Planting & Spacing Cheat Sheet - View

WAIT!Ā  Don't start these seeds indoors yet! - View

OK!Ā  It's time to start these seeds indoors NOW! - View


RAISED BEDĀ GARDENING:

Tips on Building Perfect Raised Beds! - View

How to make a Hugelkultur Bed & What the heck is aĀ Hugelkultur? - View

Great Materials For Making Raised Beds! - View

Build The Benefits of Raised Beds - View

How To Plant a Straw/Hay Bale Raised Bed - View


CONTAINER GARDENING:

5 Simple TIPS to Growing Herbs in Containers - View

6 Tips for Gardening in Containers - View

9 of The Best Vegetables to Grow in Small GardensĀ  - View

5 Fantastic Tips for Watering Your Container Garden - View

Small Space Gardening Ideas For Your Boat or RV - View

Ā 

RANDOM POSTS:

Why You Should Join a Community Garden - View

Inspirational Gardening Quotes! - View

How To Make A Bean Teepee - View

How to Build a Vine Tee-Pee - View

How To Grow & Care For Your Strawberry Plants - View

How to Grow Perfect Parsnips - View

How Do You Cure Potatoes? - View

How To Tell When An Eggplant Is Ripe - View

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Squash Blossoms - View

4 Easy Steps to Dry & Cure the Small Ornamental Gourds You Grew! - View

8 Gardening Hacks You Need to Know - View

Tips for Growing More Food Indoors, All-Year-Long! - View

Everything you need to know about gardening through all the seasons - View

14 Green Fruits and Vegetables You Should Be Eating - View

How to Use a Mason Jar as a Cloche - View

Are You a First Time Gardener? Start Here! - View

5 Season Extension Techniques for Year-Round Gardening - View

32 Edible Perennials (or plants that can ACT like Perennials!) - View

How to Grow Your Own Salsa Garden - View

How To Make a Pizza Garden - View

How To Successfully Plant a Straw/Hay Bale Garden - View

The Secret to Building a Salad Keyhole Garden - View


SPROUTS & MICRO-GREENS:

How to Grow Sprouts at Home *Without Soil*Ā  - View

How to Sprout Wheat Berries at Home in a Mason Jar - View

How to Grow Sprouts Easily at Home Using a Mason Jar-View

Micro-greens! The Benefits are anything but MICRO! - View


ANIMALS & PETS:

What to Plant for a Pet Friendly Garden - View

Which Plants Do Bunnies, Cats, Dogs, and Chickens Like to Eat? - View

How To Supplement Your Animal Feed by Growing Fodder at Home - View


WATERING:

Ways To Conserve Water in Your Vegetable Garden - View

8 Tips on How to Water More Efficiently - View


COMPOST, MULCH,Ā  &Ā SOIL AMENDMENTS:

Composting DO's and DON'Ts - View

18 Things You Should Never Compost - View

Your Vegetables Like Coffee, Just As Much As You Do! - Ā  View

How to Use Coffee Grounds In Your Garden - View

How to Use Eggshells in Your Garden - View

How To Use Seaweed In Your GardenĀ  - View


Ā 


Ā 


PESTSĀ & PROBLEMS // GARDEN CONTROL:

Common Gardening Problems & How to Cure Them - View

How To Attract Beneficial Ladybugs Into Your Garden - View

Common Problems In the Garden and How To Fix Them! - View

3 Ways to Kill Weeds Naturally & Quickly - View

Learn How to Recognize and Prevent Mosaic Virus in Your Garden - View

4 Trap Plants You Should Be Growing To Help Deter Pests - View

8 Ways To Get Rid of Garden Pests (Without Any Chemicals!) - View

Natural Pest Control Methods - View

HELP!Ā  My Plants are Tall, Thin, and Leggy.Ā  What should I do? - View

How to Control Powdery Mildew, the Easy Way! - View

Plant THESE To Attract More BEES! - View

15 Plants That Repel Mosquitoes - View

Plants That Naturally Repel Mosquitoes - View

Use Beer To Kill Slugs - View

BEER = An Effective Method for Slug Control [Who Knew!?] - View

Why Won't My Root Veggies Grow? - View

How do You Use Epsom Salts to Fertilize Your Plants? - View


FLOWERS // HERBS // POLLINATORS:

Treat Your Ailments Naturally With Homegrown Herbs -Ā  View

15 Herbs You Can Grow at Home To Make Your Own Tea - View

10 MUST GROW Plants for Herbal Tea Lovers - View

How to Grow an Indoor Herb Garden - View

Top 4 Air Purifying Herbs You Can Grow Indoors - View

11 Easy To Grow Medicinal Herbs - View

Healing Herbs That Anyone Can Grow at Home - View

Top 6 Culinary Herbs You Never Knew You Could Grow Indoors, During Winter! - View

27 Plants That Produce Edible Flowers - View

38 Edible Flowers To Plant In Your Garden - View

PRO Tips for Growing Wildflowers Successfully - View

How to Grow Beautiful and Healthy Sunflowers - View

Save the Bees! Plant a "Bee-Friendly" Garden Today! - View

Ā 

LETTUCE,Ā  SALAD, & LEAFY GREENS:

7 Tips and Tricks for {Fresh} Lettuce {Longer} - View

How to Grow a "Cut and Come Again" Salad Bar Garden - View

Make Ahead "Salad in a Jarā€- View

The Secret to Building a Salad Keyhole Garden - View


PEPPERS:

How Hot Will My Peppers Be? Scoville Scale Heat-Ranking for Hot Peppers! - View

Tips on How To Successfully Germinate Hot Pepper Seeds -View

15 Super HOT Varieties Every Pepper Enthusiast Must Try! - View

Tips for Germinating HOT & SWEET Pepper Seeds - View

Ā 

TOMATOES:

4 Ways to Ripen Green Tomatoes - View

Tips for Controlling Tomato Hornworms - View

How to Plant Tomatoes the Right Way - View

How to Make Pickled Tomatoes, In Just 5 Minutes - View

Spank Your Tomatoes! -Get More Fruit on Every Plant- - View

14 Companion Plants to Grow With Your Tomatoes! - View

Ā 

GREENHOUSE:

Tips for Growing Better in a Greenhouse - View


HOOP HOUSE:

How to Build a "Hoop House" for your Fall and Winter Gardening! - View


HYDROPONICS & TOWER GARDEN:

15 Lettuce & Leafy Greens You Should Try Growing Hydroponically - View

80 Plants You Can Grow with Vertical Towers and Hydroponic Garden System! - View

How to Plant a Vertical Tower Garden - View

These are the most popular ways to grow food, Vertically! - View

Aquaponics: Why It Works! - View

Make A Vertical Planter with Terracotta Pots - View

Ā 

SHADE:

How to Grow Vegetables and Herbs in Partial Shade - View

Which Vegetables & Herbs Grow Best in Light - Partial Shady Gardens?Ā  - View


HEAT & DROUGHT:

Heat-Loving Varieties that Grow Great in the Southern States - View

33 Drought Tolerant Crops For Dry or Hot Climates - View

Ā 


DIY PROJECTS:

How To Make Your Own Seed Tape - View

Make Ahead "Salad in a Jarā€- View

Make a Tic Tac Toe Game For Your Garden - View

How to Make Watermelon Candy - View

[DIY] Honey-Lavender Luffa Gourd Soap - View

Ā 


CANNING & PICKLING // RECIPES:

Everything You Need To Start Canning Your Homegrown Vegetables! - View

How Do I Can My Homegrown Vegetables? View

Best Crops to Grow For the Home Canner - View

How to Grow & Pickle Homegrown Peas - View

Create Easy Pickled Radishes in Less Than 5 Minutes - View

Which Vegetables are Best to Ferment? - View


OTHER RECIPES:

This is how you make the best hummus dip! DIY Recipe - View

How To Make Amazing Zucchini Chips - View

How to Make a Stuffed Zucchini Crocodile - View

7 Awesome Mint Drink Recipes - View

How to Roast Garlic in the Oven - View

Ā 


Ā 

continue shopping ...

  • HIGHEST QUALITY

    Seeds -&- Service

  • NO-GMOs

    100% Natural

  • HAND-PACKED

    with LOVE

  • WATER-PROOF

    Re-sealable packs

  • NO CHEMICALS

    100% Un-treated

  • FAST SHIPPING

    via USPS

  • NEED HELP?

    Contact us

We now accept the following payment methods

  • Ach Direct Debit
  • Amazon
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • PayPal
  • Shop Pay
  • USDC
  • Visa

About Our Seeds



GMO-FREE

Our seeds are 100%Ā āœ“ NON-Genetically ModifiedĀ  āœ“ HEIRLOOM āœ“ OPEN-POLLINATED (OP) āœ“ RAW, NATURAL & UN-TREATED //Ā Our seeds do not contain any exogenously inserted embryogenesis deactivator genes caused by human intervention or by any other method.

WeĀ also offer a few hybrid varieties on this website andĀ they will be labeled as such on product listing.Ā 

Read more info about GMOs & watch videos

MOISTURE-PROOF PACKAGING

All our seeds are packaged in high qualityĀ re-sealable moisture-proofĀ packs designed to protect & extendĀ the shelf-life of your seeds.Ā We do NOT use paper envelopes.Ā 

Read frequently asked questions

5-STAR CUSTOMER SUPPORT

We promise to makeĀ gardeningĀ as easy as we can for you. That's whyĀ we've created this eBookĀ ... and that's why we are giving it away -Ā for free. TheĀ eBookĀ includes everything you ever wanted to know about gardening & growing your own organic food + so much and more! We hope you find it helpful.Ā  Ā 

Get FREE grow guides

SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED.

We want all our customers to be completely satisfied. Your satisfaction isĀ our #1 priority. 100% customer satisfaction - nothing less, always more.

Contact us

HIGHEST QUALITY SEEDS

We only sell seeds that are tested with the highest germination and purity %. Guaranteed to grow.Ā 

Read reviews & testimonials

TOTALLY RAW & UN-TREATED

Our seeds areĀ the most natural and most pure. Since all our seeds are open-pollinated, you can safely save the seeds after harvest These are the only seeds you can plant then save after harvest and repeat. Learn how to save your seeds.

We support the Safe Seed Pledge!



Looking for our entire collection of seeds?Ā Click to enter the SEED SHOP

Know where your food comes from.Ā 
Support local growers.Ā 
Grow your own Organic/GMO-FREE food!

Useful Links: [What is GMO?] [Step-by-Step Grow Guides] [Safe Seed Pledge] [FAQs]


WE DO NOT GROW OR SELL SEEDSĀ FROM MONSANTO OR ANY OTHER COMPANY THAT IS AFFILIATED WITH GMO.

āœ“Ā NON-GMO
āœ“Ā HEIRLOOM
āœ“Ā OPEN-POLLINATED (OP)
āœ“ RAW, NATURAL & UN-TREATEDĀ 

Safe Seed Pledge

Ā 

OUR PLEDGE TO YOU

Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations.

For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners and consumers who want an alternative. We pledge to you that we do not knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants.Ā  The mechanical transfer of genetic material outside of natural reproductive methods and between genera, families or kingdoms, poses great biological risks as well as economic, political, and cultural threats.

We wish to support agricultural progress that leads to healthier soils, genetically diverse agricultural ecosystems and ultimately healthy people and communities.

We do not buy - OR - grow any seed from large corporations that make Genetically Engineered seeds. Ā We don't touch that stuff and we never will.

The seeds we offer aren't like varieties you'd typically find at a garden center.Ā 

Every variety we offer is 100%Ā OP (open-pollinated).Ā  Open-pollinationĀ means that you can safely save the seed after harvest and preserveĀ a collection of heirloom seed for many generations to come.

To make it perfectly clear ...Ā Our seeds do not contain any exogenously inserted embryogenesis deactivator genes caused by human intervention.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Highest Quality Seed, Guaranteed

... continue shopping!

Join the Seed Club!

Choose from 1, 3, 6, or 12-month plans now starting at only $10/mo. + free USA shipping.

Already a member?Ā Manage your subscriptions