Tabasco Red Hot Chili Pepper Seeds for Planting, 50+ Heirloom Seeds Per Packet, (Isla's Garden Seeds), Non GMO Seeds, Botanical Name: Capsicum frutescens, Great Home Garden Gift

All but one sprouted and is growing very nicely.

I planted 6 seeds a month ago & 3 have sprouted. I soaked them in chamomile tea for a day then planted into seed starting mix. I placed them on a heat mat until it's warm enough to plant them in my garden. I will update when I get peppers to say if they are in fact Tabascos. Fingers crossed!

My initial review was a one star for bad seeds. The seeds did finally germinate but it took a little longer. Be patient they did take 2 weeks for me.

Seeds are growing

Planted in a starter box with peat, water, perfect conditions.One week: nadaTwo weeks: zipThree weeks: NO GROWTH.These seeds are no go, no grow. I do not recommend.

I put them in the seeding pots nearly a month ago and still no sign of any sproutings. Not sure if it's not hot enough but hoping they will germinate soon. If they don't, I will give it another try.

These are great seeds! All seeds germinated, I grew a total of 3 plants (pictured). Not only do these plants produce very high yields, but they have a lot of ornamental value as well.Peppers are sold-bodied and juicy. Also, they are surpsingly hot! Don't be fooled by the sauce that shares the same name, these really pack a punch ;)A great variety from this seller, and a great addition to any pepper garden!Edit: Also important to note that these seeds do require heat in order to properly germinate. Pepper seeds in general usually germinate best at 70-85 degrees Fahrenheit.

I planted 24 seeds and got 24 viable looking seedings at about 10 days. It's been about 6 weeks and they all seem healthy. Will update after summer.