Thai Chili Pepper Seeds for Planting | Bird’s Eye Hot Peppers – Heirloom Non-GMO Hot Chilis for Spicy Cooking & Container Gardens – Survival Garden Seeds (1 Pack)

I bought these seeds October 2024 because I wanted to do some indoor vegetable gardening over winter, and these seemed like the perfect plants for growing in containers. I didn't get around to planting them until December 2024, but using the damp paper towel method, all three seeds I started germinated in less than a week. Two of them grew to become healthy plants and thrived under my grow lights. Now it's mid April 2025, and the plants contain over 30 pepper each and are thriving on my windowsill. I haven't tried any yet, but I expect some of the peppers to start ripening very soon. I'm excited to try them and save seeds so that they become a regular staple in my garden. ***Update August 2025*** My two pepper plants are still thriving on my windowsill and have created hundreds of ripe peppers. The ripe peppers are 1-2" long, flavorful, and extremely hot. Too hot for me to enjoy raw, but they are perfect to cook with. They are small enough to freeze the extras whole and quickly thaw when I need a few for my meal. I love these peppers and have saved a lot of seeds to plant in my actual garden next season. I highly recommend these.

Planted 6 seeds, all 6 sprouted and have been producing its peppers in abundance. The plants are still popping peppers even tho it's cold outside and it's dropped below 30 for a night or 2 here and there

Good variety and quality of seeds the taste was good the heat level wasn't too spicy and the price was great. The plant grew strong and produced a lot of peppers.

Horrible, package was wrinkled and ripped. Not one seed germinated.

These grew like rockets in my Aerogarden. I already had flowering within a month of planting the seeds. The peppers are also extremely spicy. The plant can get a bit big for an Aerogarden so it will need a lot of pruning. Germination rate was actually perfect. I planted 3 seeds in each of 4 pods and had to remove two sprouts from each pod.

The seeds germinated easily and quickly, grew into chili pepper plants. I was disappointed at first because the skins were very thick and they were not very spicy, but now they’re more spicy. Maybe I watered them too much in the beginning.

Just planted

I wasn’t sure how to feel originally since all the other seeds I’d planted sprouted first, however when I read the package and realized that I had three seeds germinate in almost half the time (using my hydroponic planter) I was very happy! I now have three healthy thriving sprouts that will be transplanted into jars to live for the winter. I hope to enjoy some fresh peppers by spring at the latest, but at the rate they’re growing I maybe able to enjoy them before winters over.