Vegetables - Pepper, Lunchbox

A little sunshine for your snack plate! Lunchbox Yellow peppers have a sweet, fruity flavor that makes them perfect for lunchboxes, salads and dipping—or munching while you check on your garden.

These mini sweet peppers grow approximately 2½–3 inches long and ripen from green to yellow, then golden yellow. Enjoy them fresh for a crunchy snack, or sauté them to add a splash of color to dinner.

Small Peppers, Plenty to Pick

Lunchbox Yellow produces generous harvests on tall, sturdy plants. The peppers may be snack-sized, but the plant needs room to grow! Give it plenty of light and space, with support for fruit-laden branches as needed.

• Flavor: Sweet and fruity, with no heat.
• Fruit size: Approximately 2½–3 inches long and 1½ inches wide.
• Harvest color: Green to yellow, finishing golden yellow.
• Variety: Open-pollinated.
• Days to maturity: Approximately 63 days for green peppers or 83 days for ripe yellow peppers from transplanting. Timing varies with growing conditions.

Growing Lunchbox Yellow Peppers

Plant your seedling in a Tower Garden, another suitable hydroponic system, Lettuce Grow, a container or a soil garden. Choose a sunny outdoor spot or provide strong grow lights indoors. Leave room for the mature plant, and gently shake flowering branches to help with pollination when growing indoors.

For tips on lighting, nutrients, pollination and harvesting, visit our Pepper Growing Guide.

Want to add more colors or a little heat to your harvest? Explore our pepper seeds and seedlings collection.