Hot Pepper Seeds for Planting,Non-GMO Heirloom Seed Vegetable Seeds,Asian Chile Pepper Seed for Home Vegetable Garden & Hydronic Pods,泰国小米椒(50ct Thai Bird)

Didn’t even get a plant!

I've only just started this journey with getting the seedlings started, but you should find that they are great seeds which the majority will sprout. I've used seeds from my own peppers and only a seed or two will sprout, so I started with 2 dozen seeds just in case, and they just about all sprouted so I had to get rid of a few. You may find getting these started is challenging, thats because they need a temp of 80-90 degrees F, so I lay them on a moist piece of paper towel and put in a snack size ziplock back and lay it on top of my receiver that stays on and gives off decent heat. You might try taping next to a router, etc. Mine ended up sprouting in less than 7 days.

I got the 50 ct Thai Bird Peppers. Planted all 50, 1/4 in deep in name brand potting soil fortified with blood meal. The instructions said they germinate at 65F to 90F. Reviews said the soil needed to be warm. I used a heat mat and measured the temp daily with an infrared thermometer. The bottom of the pots has been 86F and the top of the soil has been 78F. Of the 8 weeks I've waited, I got 3 seeds to sprout. Two of them fell over dead after a week. The last plant now has the 2nd leaves starting. Overall, I recommend getting Thai Pepper Seeds somewhere else. The 50% germination advertised on the package is an extreme over estimate.

The media could not be loaded. It’s growing crazy in my hydroponics garden.

I’m pleased with my purchase. Most of them came up. I mean, there’s nothing special about them, but they arrived in a reasonable time, they sprouted. No complaints

i planted about 10 in cocopit, but not germinated. waiting

Just planted a week ago and they are sprouting

They are great! Mine grew sooo quickly. I just transplanted into soil so they are mad at me at the moment but they’re very healthy beautiful and how so quickly!! Definitely recommend! Their leaves were so springy and huge before I transplanted so don’t mind that they look droopy in the picture. The second picture is of them in the aero garden I’m trying out and they are the two on the far right side!