Hot Pepper 'Biker Billy'

Hotter and larger fruit than most Jalapenos, pretty compact and sturdy plant for the fruit size, and easy to grow. A couple plants along...Read More with the rest of the peppers was enough to keep me in jalapeno poppers during the growing season even if they get a little on the hot side for those. Fruiting starts a bit later than smaller annuums and frutescens and much earlier than baccatum / pubescens / chinense.

No problems with disease but never had any with hot peppers around here.

If you are planning on growing a jalapeno this is the one. I have grown several varieties over the years and landed on this one and will...Read More stick to it because it is hard to beat. The plant is not huge, but healthy. My son absolutely loves Biker Billy and eats them raw - I don't recommend this, however. The flavor is great and is a prime ingredient in our salsa. I will grow this cultivar as long as I garden.

amazingly easy to start from seed, transplants just fine and produces more fruit than leaves. HOT HOT HOT. Here in the great white north ...Read MoreI dig mine up and pot them indoors for the winter, they continually flower and are looking strong and green (it's March now) will pop them back into the ground at the end of May

Biker Billy jalapenos are hotter than average which is exactly what I wanted. My plant was started very late and was not as productive a...Read Mores I would have liked, but this was a bad gardening year in my area. I will definitely plant it next year