Classic Fresno pepper. When picked, looks similar to a jalapeno. Fills the heat niche between jalapeno and serrano. Grows upw...

Fresno PepperThe Fresno pepper is a popular variety.  Not the fanciest or newest pepper… but it is quite renowned for its moderate heat and great taste. A close relative of the Jalapeno, the Fresno offers a similar heat profile but with a slightly fruitier flavor, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of culinary applications.The fruit are typically 2-3 inches long. They start green and turn a bright red as they mature, signaling their peak flavor and heat. With a Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) rating ranging from 2,500 to 10,000, it offers a moderate kick that appeals to a broad audience.Fresno pepper seeds will not fail you if looking for a faster-growing mild chili. Commonly confused for a jalapeno, in comparisonHow Fresno Pepper differs from the Jalapeno:Slightly thinner wallsRipens green, to orange, to redPeppers grow uprightRipens quickerSlightly higher heat rating than the jalapenoFresno chilis are more commonly consumed red.Use the Fresno pepper fresh much like one would use a serrano or jalapeno. The peppers can be stuffed, fermented for hot sauce, or eaten fresh if one can tolerate the heat!