Planting New Mexico Hatch Chiles + Growing Tips

I am growing New Mexico hatch chiles again this year in 10-gallon grow bags. New Mexico hatch chiles are one of the most sought-after chiles in the Fall here in Texas. People go crazy for them, and you won't find any store in our area that is either roasted them or selling them roasted. I had great success last year with growing my New Mexico hatch chiles in grow bags. I learned a lot along the way, and I thought I shared that all with you in this video. #hatchchili #hatchchiles #chilies #growchilies #growhatchchiles #containergardeing #platetopatio #wheretheyocalsgrow
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[@Hannah-ef4vv]

just got a big batch of hatch chiles to roast and wanted to try my hand growing them. thank you for the info!!

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

You're welcome. You can get seeds from these growers - www.hatchchileexpress.com/product/certified-seed-2/

[@judichristopher4604]

You can buy Hatch Green Chile from Hatch New Mexico... They will mail them to you.. We (here in New Mexico) only Roast once a year ...dry some Hatch Green Chilies and save the SEEDS...

[@lydiamoquin6992]

Exspensive to ship

[@Racergirl88]

Moved to New Mexico and this is my 1st year growing hatch Chilis. Have a couple super hots and a couple mild. Hoping it goes well. I did mix in some of the sand from out here instead of perlite. But im hoping for a big harvest and can't wait to roast them 😋

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Yummmm, I’ve never used sand, so I am interested to hear about how it goes.

[@JohnnyPottsIII]

I got my hatch chilis started this year! Looking forward to seeing how they grow.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

They are going to do great! I look forward to hearing about them!

[@robertalan4346]

Such a lucky husband dang

[@judichristopher4604]

It is spelled C.H.I.L.E ... (for people who spell it Chili)... Thank you so much for sharing this GREAT Video.. Loved it.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Thank you. I glad you enjoyed the video. I think it comes down to where your from, because you’re right, some spell it Chile while others of us spell it chili or chilli.🥰😋🤣😉🌶️

[@judichristopher4604]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow It is NOT where you're from... Chile is the Green Chile.... (Hatch spells it that way too..) Chili is a Country Chilly is when you're cold..

[@judichristopher4604]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow Chilli is the Texas Red Chili meaning STEW...

[@burninghops4449]

​@judichristopher4604 CHILE is a country. Maybe YOU should do a little research on correct usage of the word? 🤔

[@judichristopher4604]

@@burninghops4449 EXCUSE ME... I live in New Mexico... Where we have Hatch Green Chile... Do NOT correct me... It is Green CHILE... Look it up...

[@dorisrorick2324]

I love you advice! Arlington here. Going to order the seeds. Thanks!

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

You’re welcome. Last year Greens Produce in Arlington had New Mexico Hatch green Chile seeds. The same ones I grow

[@amarsamet5178]

❤Great video, you are ea excellent instrctor.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

You’re very kind. Thank you ❤️🤗

[@wtfhomesteadingadventures7832]

I have some pepper plants 3ft tall and easily 2-3 feet wide. 2 cant always go in a pot

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Yes, they get HUGE! I wish KZbin allowed pictures via messages. I could post a picture of them. You can see them on garden tours of 2022. I believe I have a play list. I’ve never had a problem with growing two in 10 gallon grow bags. I also grow them in partial shade sometimes a little more than partial shade depending on whether the pecan tree is loaded with pecans. They both were always huge plants that were very fruitful.

[@user-zx4qb3ce2s]

N. TX Arlington as well. I will be trying to grow Hatch from seed for the first time. Have you tried overwintering indoors? Curious if pruning and moving back out in late spring would allow to fruit faster. Personal eater but put in almost everything. Great video, thank you for providing.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Hello, thank you for the sweet comment. Yes, I did overwinter 1 of my Hatch Chilies last year. I chose it because it had created a "Y" branching towards the base. I topped it there. I have pruned and over wintered other types of peppers. It seemed logical to try the hatch chili the same way. kept it in my greenhouse until March. It had already started growing new branches all nice and bushy. A wind storm tore my green house in the night, kicked the breaker and everything froze in it. Unfortunately my Hatch Chili did as well. But I am going to try again this year. Mine are just starting to fruit. It was the same last season. They had peppers all over them until our first frost.

[@jeffdickerson2744]

In May when you did this video, thank you by the way. With the super hot summer we've had, how have your green chilies done?

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

They just started putting on lots of flowers and are just starting to produce. They're getting a late start, but I'm hoping that won't stop them

[@jeffdickerson2744]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow Are they in full sun all day everyday? Thank you.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

@@jeffdickerson2744 no, not with this crazy hot Texas sun. I keep them in partial shade. They just do better. I learned that lesson last year with them. They get about 4 to 5 hrs morning sun and afternoon shade.

[@faithandarrowhomestead]

What do you use the peppers for??

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

We eat them roasted, baked, in chili, soups, salsas, enchiladas, tacos, just about everything Southwest, lol

[@faithandarrowhomestead]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow yum!! 🤤

[@judichristopher4604]

Green Chile Cheeseburger...

[@MattGarZero]

The roasted green chiles are a fantastic pizza topping

[@dougb27]

Those are NOT Hatch green chiles. They are green chile but they’re only Hatch if they’re grown in Hatch, New Mexico or in the Hatch valley.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Thank you for this information. However it is well known that that you can order New Mexico Hatch Chile seeds from growers in Hatch, New Mexico. Yes, I bought my seeds/ordered those seeds and grew them myself. Would you like the link so you too can order seeds and grow them yourself?

[@Hannah-ef4vv]

they are hatch chilies, theres different varieties.

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

@@Hannah-ef4vv go here www.newmexico.com, you can order “hatch” chile seeds from growers here n Hatch New Mexico

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

I also just posted a link to your other post with the certified seed growers.

[@richardscarlett7942]

do you have any certification or guarantee that those are actually Hatch and not Anaheim or something else?

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

They are from Peppers of the World, Sandia Seed Company, variety is Hatch Green Medium by Big Jim Peppers seeds. You can buy them at madeinnewmexico.com

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

Also on Monday I'll have a new video, container garden tour. You'll get to see the large plants and Peppers on them 😉😘

[@richardscarlett7942]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow ok, cool. Ive been wondering how I could get my hands on somereal Hatch pepper seeds, i love these things. Going to try to grow them here in Texas in zone 8a. Edit, Ordered a package of medium and hot to see which does better

[@richardscarlett7942]

@@WheretheYoCalsGrow nice, ill be looking for it

[@WheretheYoCalsGrow]

@@richardscarlett7942 I am in Arlington, TX They'll grow beautifully. I usually start my seeds in January.