Organo Republic 14 Sweet & Hot Peppers Seeds Variety Pack 1030+ Seeds Non-GMO Peppers Seeds for Outdoor & Indoor Home Gardening Jalapeno Habanero Cayenne Serrano Poblano Cubanelle Pepperoncini

The media could not be loaded.  I grew these over winter inside. Cayenne peppers had a very low germination rate, but that might have been my fault so I’ll leave it out of the review. Everything besides that seemed to have nearly 100% germination with a heat mat, and have been very easy transplants. Very resilient plants so far indoors. This was my first serious gardening attempt ever so for me to have these results is pretty crazy to me. (Disclaimer: I did use fox farm fertilizers after they were in pots.) can’t wait to see how these peppers taste!!

Soaked seeds on a wet paper towel for 10 days to assist in germination; all seeds showed signs of germination. Transplanted germinated seeds to pots and placed under grow light. Seeds continued growing and, although, not all seed transplants were successful - I had enough "successes" to satisfy my desires. It will be another 4 months before I can write about the fruit produced but I am very satisfied with the results so far and would recommend this product.

What a bunch of garbage. I would give them a 0 rating if I could. I planted along with tomatoes seeds bought somewhere else, I got 0 germination. (tomatoes are fine) I thought I may have planted too deep in pod so I replanted. I got one sorano to germinate. This was out of 60 pods planted twice. The money is not the issue it's my time and now I will have to but pepper plants from my local greenhouse. DON'T waste you money or time, these seeds are dead.

I am using theses seeds for hydroponic sprouts. Pictured is a 32oz jar with just over 2 tablespoons of seeds. They go a long way! Good for salads and sandwiches.I have been missing alfalfa sprouts - stores don't sell them anymore due to a contamination issue that was basically growers not washing their hands. It's easy enough to do it yourself.No complaints, the value for the bag and viability of the seeds seem good. Minimal dust and particulate matter after initial rinse. I will likely buy again, but this large bag will last me awhile.

I hate to leave a bad review but a week in a half later, not a single seed out of the 50 I planted in individual planters have germinated or even started to grow. I have 100 plants planted the same way in my make shift greenhouse from other sellers and I might have a 5% non germination rate with thier brand seeds. Unfortunately I can't get a single one to grow, so I did some testing to see if I could see the seed and there all just dried up with no activity. The packaging was nice but thats all I can say. Really sad though. Update: 25 July 2023 the CEO of the company emailed me and is sending a replacement pack free of charge. Once I am able to plant them and get them to grow I will upgrade to 5 stars!

I bought these as an addition to some other things for mothers day and she loved these more than anything else. So far she planted 3 different kinds and they are all growing fast already. The best thing about this pack is variety and sheer amount of seeds you get for the money, not to mention there's no way you would find this sort of variety at a local store, at least not in this price point. The qr codes on each type of seeds go into such great details that a beginner would find it easy to follow and an experienced green thumb could still learn new things. They tell you the the peppers origins, how to plant them, time to plant them, literally tell you everything about each type of pepper along with a handy "heat rating" on each seed packet. Again she absolutely loved this gift and the seeds are quality. If you're on the fence, go ahead and buy this packet. I will gladly be a returning customer. 12 out of 10!

These arrived quickly with great packaging. Looking forward to planting these.

I was so happy to see this seed pack and they have done very well in the garden. I have pulled literally 50+ lbs of jalapeños from 6 plants. Problem is they are not any hotter than a bell pepper. I like it hot so idk if I will even be planting these again.