Gardeners Basics, Ghost Pepper Seeds for Planting Spicy Hot - Heirloom Non-GMO Hot Pepper Seeds for Home Garden Vegetables Makes a Great Plant Gift for Gardening

The package of seeds was a gift for someone who enjoys growing their own peppers for their homemade hot sauces. This was a variety they did not have and was pleased to receive the seeds. They planted them right away and they are growing. As for the tastes, well that will have to wait as the plants haven't produced peppers yet. Too soon to tell but I have no doubt they will be good and a great addition to their homemade hot sauce variety.

Almost all germinated. VERY vigorous and healthy grower. Don't throw away the green ones at the end of the season. A lot of the green ones will turn red after being picked. It's not as floral or fruity as some other varieties. The heat is quite sharp. It's good value for money, especially considering that you will only buy it once. I have kept a lot of seeds from previous harvests.

I like that the seeds arrived quickly. I put them in growing pods as soon as they arrived and weeks passed and not one of them sprouted. I decided to plant directly on the garden bed and again nothing sprouted. The package does warn to wear gloves when handling the peppers but I would suggest wearing gloves when handling seeds as well. My fingers were tingly along with my forehead. I do have quite sensitive skin but beware when touching the seeds.

In starter trays now

So far I just got the seeds, I'm hoping these do well. Since my green thumb, I've been able to grow things I couldn't before. This will be my first time from seed to grow these. Advice to others: make sure you pop the flowers off to force the peppers to grow.

Gift for son-in-law. Good price!

Awesome

only half of the seeds germinated. I have been a gardener for over 50 years and know what I am doing. Maybe I just got a bad batch of seeds