KVITER 50 Chili Pequin Seeds (Capsicum Annuum) – Spicy Chili Hot Pepper Seeds – Heirloom Seeds Non GMO Organic Vegetable Seeds, Good for Salsa – Perfect for Outdoors & Container Gardens

As far as I can tell, all of the seeds sprouted. I planed multiple seeds (2-3) per peat pot based on the reviews, and I ended up with multiple plants in each. I did use a heat mat as hot peppers tend to like 80 degree soil for germination. I don't know the experience level of other reviewers, but I would estimate I had a 100%, or near enough, germination rate...and after 5 weeks I was able to split the plants in the peat pots up without a single loss. I can't review the final product as I started them awfully late, so I may not get peppers this year, but the plants seem healthy and strong.

Not 1 seed sprouted I contact seller and requested a new Batch of seeds hopefully, they will contact me a new batch of seeds if not, I will request a full refund and leave a very bad review with pictures of the envelopes. My seats were sent in. I will keep all of you informed.

My son planted 4 seeds, I have the rest put away for this October. We live in Alaska, so had to start them indoors early do to our lack of summer season. Since October, under a grow light, it's a decent size bush with 4 peppers and more flowers coming, so while our summer hasn't started yet being May, I'm happy they produced, and more one the way. So if they can grow in Alaska, if done right, they should grow anywhere in the lower 48 states

recieved the pkg.

Sprouted easily. Seedlings are robust. I anticipate healthy plants.

First, there were only 22 seeds in the packet, not 25 as advertised. I planted all 22 only 2 germinated and I used a seedling heating pad to aid in germination. Thus far, the viability of the seeds has been poor.

I got more seeds then I ordered. It was awesome.

Seeds grow just fine but these chilis are not good. Not very hot either. They should not have the word pequin in listing. False advertising