Pepper HOT Chocolate Habanero Great Heirloom Vegetable 35 Seeds

I bought these in winter at the same time as several other types of pepper seeds from a few vendors. If you look at the picture, you'll see how many more chocolate habaneros turned out relative to the other ones. There are still a couple in the dome, too. I was a little apprehensive, as these seeds were so cheap, but they turned out to be the best ones I received.I used the moist paper towel in a ziplock method to start the seeds, transferred them to a 72-cell planter with a heating pad and a grow light set to 12H on/ 12H off. There may have been a handful of seeds that didn't sprout in the paper towel, but I do not remember there being more than a few that didn't. However, I got 16 good plants started (only 10 are shown, as 6 others are waiting to be transferred until I get a second light) and am confident they will continue to do well.

There just starting to pop up so excited to see how they look

Never grew.

I grow many plants from seeds, even this type of pepper in previous years, from this supplier, not a single seed germinated....if they don't grow nothing else matters...

Multiple seedlings sprouted! Can't wait until they get a little bigger.

aun no he plantado pero me ha llegado en perfectas condiciones

not very hot, but most seeds germinated

One plant is doing great and real happy with it .One of my favorite plant right now.