Taco Tuesday Garden Kit | Tomato, Cilantro, Lettuce & Jalapeno Pepper | Seeds In A Cup®

Taco Tuesday just got an upgrade. The Seeds In A Cup® Taco Tuesday Garden Kit includes four complete grow kits — Tomato, Cilantro, Lettuce, and Jalapeño Pepper — everything you need to grow the fresh toppings that make tacos worth making. This kit is for the home cook who wants to snip cilantro straight from the windowsill, the foodie who’s tired of buying a whole bunch of herbs just to use three sprigs, and anyone who wants a gift that’s genuinely fun and actually useful. It’s a great housewarming present, a birthday gift for the person who loves to cook, a Cinco de Mayo celebration kit, or just a way to make your kitchen counter more interesting. Growing your own taco toppings beats buying them because freshness is the whole point — and nothing is fresher than the windowsill.

What’s Inside

• 4 Premium Non-GMO Seed Packets — Tomato, Cilantro, Lettuce, and Jalapeño Pepper. Batch-tested for high germination rates, responsibly sourced in the USA.
• 1 Bag of Nutrient-Rich Potting Soil — Real loose premium potting soil, pre-measured for all four cups. Hand-packed in Cleveland, Ohio.
• 4 Recyclable Planter Cups with Dual-Purpose Lids — 100% recyclable eco-friendly planters. Lids serve as humidity domes during germination and saucers afterward.
• Easy-to-Follow Instructions — One set per variety, tailored to each plant’s needs. Made in the USA.
• Plant Label Sticks — Keep track of what’s growing in each cup.
• Gift-Ready Box — Arrives presentation-ready. No wrapping required.

How to Grow

1. Set up all four cups — Divide the included soil evenly among the four planter cups and label each one with the included plant sticks.
2. Sow each variety — Cilantro and lettuce are surface-sown or very shallowly planted (¼ inch). Tomato and jalapeño seeds go about ¼ inch deep. Follow each instruction card for your specific variety.
3. Water gently — Moisten each cup thoroughly. Keep soil consistently damp during germination — not soggy.
4. Find a sunny spot — A south-facing kitchen windowsill with 6+ hours of light is ideal for all four varieties.
5. Germination window — Cilantro and lettuce typically sprout in 7–14 days; tomato and jalapeño in 7–21 days.
6. Harvest — Snip cilantro and lettuce once they have several sets of leaves. Transplant tomato and jalapeño to larger containers (5+ gallons) to produce fruit.

How It Compares

Ways to Use It

• Kitchen windowsill taco garden — Line up all four cups on your kitchen counter and grow your own taco toppings. Snip cilantro and lettuce fresh; let tomato and jalapeño grow big in larger pots.
• Housewarming or cooking gift — Perfect for the home cook, the taco enthusiast, or the new homeowner setting up their first kitchen. Practical, fun, and it smells amazing.
• Cinco de Mayo or themed party favor — Give one to every guest at a taco night or Cinco de Mayo celebration. A memorable, useful party favor that keeps growing long after the party ends.

Our Seed Grow Promise

All four kits are covered. If any of your seeds don’t sprout, we’ll replace them — free of charge. We batch-test every variety in Cleveland to ensure high germination rates. Contact our team and we’ll send replacements right away.

Questions Customers Ask

Q: Will the tomato and jalapeño actually produce fruit in a cup?
A: The cup gets them started. Once they’re established seedlings, transplant them to larger containers (at least 5 gallons for tomatoes) to fruit. The kit is the beginning of the story, not the end.

Q: Can I grow all four on the same windowsill?
A: Yes — all four varieties prefer similar light conditions. A bright, sunny windowsill works well for all of them during the germination and early growth stages.

Q: Is cilantro hard to grow from seed?
A: Cilantro is one of the easier herbs to start from seed. It germinates quickly and grows fast. The main trick is keeping it from bolting in hot conditions — a cool kitchen window is ideal.

Q: Is this kit safe for pets?
A: Cilantro and lettuce are generally considered safe for cats and dogs. Tomato plant leaves and jalapeño plants may cause mild irritation if ingested by pets. Keep plants out of reach of curious animals.

Shipping & Details

Ships in 1–2 business days from Cleveland, OH. Hand-packed and assembled by our small team in the Midwest. 100% recyclable packaging. Arrives gift-ready — no wrapping needed.