Hot Pepper Seeds for Planting - 7 Heirloom Chili Pepper Seeds Variety Packets Garden Seeds for Planting Cayenne Anaheim Hungarian Wax Pepper Habanero Serrano Poblano, & Jalapeno by Sustainable Sprout

I usually have a hard time starting pepper plants. These are quality seeds. I had to split pods and replant for space. I would buy them again.

Great product and fast delivery

I'm a huge pepper fan, and wanted to take a stab at growing my own and maybe make some hot sauce if I can get that far...The packaging of the peppers is very informative. They provide the heat of each type of pepper, the best time to plant, and some additional good info. I started my peppers inside (as recommended) on seedling trays. I planted these 8/28/2020. Today is 9/14/2020. It has been just over 2 weeks since I planted them and the seedlings have already sprouted and are doing great! See picture. A little "leggy" but that's my fault for not having them under a direct light source. I just have them in my south facing window which gets 5-6 hours of direct sunlight each day. So they are straining to get that sunlight, but they still seem healthy. It's my first try at growing peppers, so I wanted to keep it simple the first time around without all the extra equipment.I planted 4 of the seed types (Poblano, Jalapeno, Serrano, & Cayenne). They seem to be growing at their own individual speed, but they have all sprouted in the 2 weeks since planting. I meant to label them but somehow they got shifted around and now I'm not sure which tray is which pepper. Rookie mistake. I guess we'll find out what they are when they start growing fruit.I can't wait to keep transplanting these into larger pots and get these peppers growing!

Planted my seeds 15 days ago in zone 11 in 4" pots. I used the same medium for all 7 varieties and planted them at the same time and have them in 9 hours of direct sun a day. 6 of the 7 varieties have had varying degrees of success in sprouting. The Hungarian seeds to date have not sprouted. The seeds that did sprout came up in 5-8 days with a few stragglers. Each individual pack of seeds contained between 50 and 75 seeds. If the Hungarian seeds do ever sprout I will come back and change the rating to a 5 though I think it unlikely. Here is the percentage of successful germination by variety.Hungarian 0%Poblano 35%Cayenne 60% plusHabanero 60% plusJalapeno 75% plusAnaheim 75% plusSerrano 75% plus.

When I bought this pepper seed variety pack earlier in the year I really thought planting a few of each of these would be "starting small." It was not, and I was apparently only prepared to care for one plant out of the many.As a new, first time gardener there were only a few seeds that didnt germinate, which I have since discovered is occasionally a problem with seed packs.They grew well under 2 T5 bulbs until they were ready to be placed outdoors, except for one plant, a jalapeno, that just seemed like it wasnt doing well.I had a few starts and stops while hardening my seedlings off, and lost a few along the way, but they all seemed to be doing well. Right up until the week I forgot I was growing a garden outside and forgot to water them.Still, that sad jalapeno that wasnt keeping up with the others has actually done quite well inside, near a window and with some supplementary lighting. So I feel pretty confident saying the seeds are great, and nect year when I try another garden I'm definitely buying from this company again.

We made pepper sauce. The flavor of the particular group of pepper works amazing together ❤️ this will be our second year with this and we have new ideas for next seasons sauce. I love the yield and health of these seeds. Thanks for putting this out for us to share in...blessings

Planted the seeds 1/4" into a mix of FrogFarms soil and cocofiber mix. Watered and onto a heating mat and a humidity dome. 100% of the seeds germinated after about 2-4 weeks. I did keep the soil temp at 81 degrees and did bottom watering every other day to make sure the soil was wet for the seeds. So far all are healthy and growing under lights. If you like a mix of mild to hot peppers, would recommend.

Not a single one of these seeds germinated or sprouted. Been growing peppers for many years and I've never had a batch where 0% of my seeds sprouted.. all of my other seeds worked except my this pack of peppers.. I'm so disappointed I already purchased all of my hot sauce making equipment and I have LITERALLY no peppers :(.... Better luck next year I guess...