Seed Needs Mini Bell Pepper Seeds for Planting Miniature Red Sweet Peppers - Non-GMO Heirloom & Untreated Vegetable Seed to Plant an Outdoor Home Grown Veggie Garden (1 Pack)

I can only attest at this point of the quickness of delivery and the amount of the seeds received. There are plenty in the pack, but I did not count them. I ordered these for a fall garden because in my area, it is already too hot to start garden plants this late. There is good planting information on the back of the pack, which I will follow when I am ready. I have planted this variety before, so I do expect a good turnout in germination and mature plants that bear well.

Seeds grow

My seeds are planted in Burpee Seed Starting Trays in Black Gold Seedling Mix . Kept outside on my extremely sunny balcony, and given a little bit of water twice a day because it gets pretty dry around here. Planted a few seeds per cell into six of my seedling cells shortly after they arrived, on April 28th. It is now May 12th, and three of the six cells now have seedlings popping up. I look forward to watching their progress.

Placed two seeds in a pod, and both sprouted. I have a cut one out. This is growing fast and really healthy. Would recommend these seeds.

Despite planting in ideal brand new well known nitro humus soil, and ideal growing conditions, temperature and adequate sun and moisture these seeds failed to germinate even one seed. buyers beware.

Planted these in the spring and they're ok, but not sure I'd grow them again. The taste is great, but they are a bit smaller than I expected. In all fairness, I've only grown full sized bell peppers and I guess I was expecting the "mini" size you see in grocery stores. My plants were all healthy, and put on rather quickly, but the pepper is only about the size of a golf ball or smaller. All of my other plants in my garden have done very well this year, including various types of peppers, so I don't think it's a soil or weather problem. I guess these would be ok, if this small is what you're looking for. I happened to have purchased so I would have mature red peppers at the same time as my green peppers. Well, that did happen, but it takes so many of these to clean for cooking in a dish that a better plan for me might be to just plant some regular sized ones early??? These would be great if you only want a couple at a time for your salad. I can't help but think too, that these would be fantastic to grow in a child's garden. The plants grew fast and put on fruit fast!

It took awhile and some patience. I'm growing 3 bushes of these mini bell peppers indoors, in one of my greenhouses. I'm finding that they are worth the wait. Not only am I finally getting lots of mini peppers; but they are delicious too!

Great Tasting and high quality