Seed Needs Hot Pepper Seeds for Planting Jamaican Yellow Chile Peppers - Non-GMO Heirloom & Untreated Vegetable Seed to Plant an Outdoor Home Grown Veggie Garden (1 Pack)

Very high rate of germination! I soaked seeds for 24 hours prior to putting them in domed pots on heating mats.

Sí nacen y me parece Muy bien porque esté Chile se qué es picante ya que Yo lo conozco chile abanero pero dejó ése nombre para que talvez alguien lo busca y se da cuenta en la reseña que si es bien picoso

These came in well. I've had peppers since early August non stop. I'm Jamaican and Scotch bonnet peppers are severely hot. I've eaten these peppers several times and not one had any form of heat. I'll leave 4 stars because of how well they came. These pictures were taken today November 24, 2025. The shape is a bit off as well.

Oh my gosh, these these seeds are amazing. these are the hottest peppers I ever tasted I purchased these seats months ago and I must tell you that I still have plants growing producing peppers as we speak and we’re in a month of October going into November that I really don’t have to buy any new seeds for next year. I would definitely recommend making this purchase.

I started the seeds inside at the beginning of April. The germinated after about 8 days. That's it two leaves and no more. I took them outside to see if they would shoot our other leaves. Still only the same two leaves. I started another set of seeds and the same thing happens. Ordered two packs, giving one pack to a friend. She started her seeds outside. The told me that the seeds germinated but did not grow. Eventually the sun dried up everything. DO NOT BUY.

I had wonderful results with these seeds this season. Nearly 100 percent germination. They were very spicy and the plants were very productive! I’ll be buying these again for next year. Great for Caribbean cuisine.

The seeds germinated and plants look healthy but no peppers so far while my other peppers are bearing. I’ll review after I’ve gotten some peppers and check the heat level.

My peppers haven't come in yet, but germination rates were extremely good with these seeds. Very impressed with that. Like all hot pepper plants, it does take the seeds some time to germinate (2-3 weeks on a heated mat), but they were nearly 100 percent on germinating and the seedlings are coming in strong and broad. I think these will be short, strong plants with wide foliage, perfect for my growing methods.