Harvest the peppers: Allow the peppers to ripen fully on the plant. They should turn their final color, such as red, orange, or yellow, depending on the variety. Use scissors or pruners to cut the peppers from the plant, leaving a bit of stem attached. Extract the seeds: Cut the peppers open and remove the seeds along with any attached pulp. Wear gloves to protect your hands, as the oils in peppers can be irritating. Avoid touching your face. Fermentation (optional): To remove any remaining pulp

Our pepper plants are really starting to take off!🌱 We spend countless hours taking care of them so they can grow to their full potential. We love what we do and at the end of the day, we couldn’t do this without you guys! Thank you for supporting Pepper Joes❤️🔥If you’re interested in growing pepper plants yourself, click the link below to check out our collection! (We are very proud parents)➡️ https://pepperjoe.com/collections/all-live-pepper-plants | Pepper Joe's