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Merlot is a gourmet sweet pepper due to its unusual color, thick crunchy walls and remarkably sweet flavor. This beauty starts off green, then turns white before finally turning to a Merlot purple color once its fully mature. This highly productive plant also offers excellent disease resistance.
Our Merlot Sweet Pepper Plants are grown with a commitment to natural methods, ensuring they're healthy and robust. Guaranteed to arrive alive and thriving!
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Beautiful plant, ready for planting! Will definitely continue to buy my plants from GrowJoy...
From Courtney | June 21, 2022
Zero bitterness with these peppers.
From Judy | May 03, 2020
This pepper plant arrived about 4 inches big, healthy plant with no problem with leaves, roots or stalk.
From Amanda | April 15, 2020
Plant came nicely packaged and was very healthy. Transplanted well and seems to be thriving. Looking forward to our first harvest!
From Laura | May 23, 2019
Neatly packed and healthy.
From Margaret | June 02, 2016
Merlot is my favorite pepper
From lynne | June 06, 2015
Looks great!!
From Kathryn | April 22, 2015
Received my order today and the pepper plants are in very good shape Thank you
From torrey | March 31, 2015
Beautiful Merlot Pepper plants.
From sarah | April 25, 2014
beyond stoked.. this came within 3 days of ordering in a very secure packing box with another plant.. both had no harm done what so ever! and the plants were to my surprise around 12 inches tall & in good shape.. def will order again!
From anonymous | July 10, 2013
The Merlot Sweet Pepper plant is very sweet and great for cooking or raw in salads.
From lynne | May 10, 2013
We've had this variety in the soil for about a month and they are doing very well with numerous blooms and tiny set fruit. We will update once this get a little farther along.
From Patrick | April 15, 2013
It had a pepper growing within days of planting it in my garden.
From Ann | July 12, 2012
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