Hot pepper seeds

Germinating pepper seeds is tricky because some seeds sprout within a few days, others take a couple of weeks and some never come up at all. Fortunately, you can use a couple of techniques that make starting pepper seeds much easier. These preparation methods help speed up germination times. (And, don't forget to download your free germination sheet too.)

Hot Pepper Guide - Hot pepper varieties with average scoville units. Discover more at www.burpee.com

Yellow Pepper Seeds – if you like yellow, then we have a gorgeous yellow chile pepper for you! Super hots and sweets alike, you can find your spice preference and grow these charming garden beauties. #sandiaseed #yellowpeppers #chileheads #vegetablegarden

Saving pepper seeds gives you the freedom to start new plants from your favorite varieties each season. The way you actually get the seeds out of the chile pods usually depends on how many peppers you're processing. Here are 3 different methods for gathering seeds so you can choose what's best for you.

Sandia Seed specializes in Red Pepper Seeds – ranging from Super Hot Peppers like the hottest pepper in the world, the Carolina Reaper... to deliciously Sweet Peppers such as the Pimento Seeds, the Italian treasure: Jimmy Nardello seeds, as well as the open-pollinated Stocky Red Rooster which is a super flavorful frying pepper.

Growing Hot Peppers in Pots is easy! Here are some of our top tips: Some varieties do better than others, so pick wisely, and make sure to plant them in a well-draining larger pot that is at least 2-5 gallons. You want to make sure you have well-draining soil with plenty of drainage holes so that the roots don't stay soggy. Read more...

If you love hot and spicy why not try growing ghost peppers? Once thought to be the hottest pepper in the world, the ghost pepper, aka Bhut Jolokia, adds sizzling heat to your culinary creations. Discover how to plant and grow your own ghost peppers now on Gardener's Path. #bhutjolokia #hotpeppers #gardenerspath

Start your next garden off right by germinating pepper seeds yourself. Our thorough guide reveals our best tips and tricks to do it!

Hot peppers like habanero, chili peppers, jalapeno peppers, and serrano pepper plants are common in Mexican dishes. Although they originate in Mexico, serrano pepper seeds can be grown in your garden with the proper care. #howto #grow #serrano #peppers

That's right, we're offering BRAND NEW Super Hot Pepper Seeds in late 2020! Here's a sneak-peek at some BRAND NEW super hot peppers we're getting ready to put on our website... stay tuned!We know you've all been waiting for the famed Dragon's Breath Pepper Seeds, and we finally have acquired a stable strain that is, in