Gardeners Basics, Pepper Seeds for Planting 8 Varieties Pack, Jalapeno, Habanero, Bell Pepper, Cayenne, Hungarian Hot Wax, Anaheim, Serrano, Cubanelle Heirloom Seeds for Planting in Garden Non GMO

Great selection and quality seeds with a great germination rate

I want a complete variety of seeds, but only used the jalapeno, cayenne, and heirloom tomatoe seeds. Came out as expected with an acceptable yield.

These are a nice variety of pepper seeds. I just planted a few rows here in Florida.Just a tip: Save the juice from your pickles, slice the peppers, and put them in the pickle jar.They will last over a year, then you will have “pickled peppers.” I’ve done this for years.So many varieties, for not so much money, and you won’t find these varieties in the store.I’m happy. I’ll let you know again when they produce peppers. Not much to see in the photo, yet!

Cayenne pepper seed packet bottom wasn’t glued. Had 8 seeds left in packet. Didn’t realize it til I opened packet

I have purchased seeds from a few different vendors. These seeds are by far my favorite. Too many started growing and I had to decide to pull some out so it wasn’t overcrowded.

Had over 90% germination rate with these seeds. Have used the same packets for 2 seasons (2023 & 2024).Genetics were good, grew uniform peppers and stalks were healthy.

I initially bought this for the variety of seeds. I had about a 60%ish germination rate. I did notice that a heating mat was pretty essential in order for the seeds to germinate. The jalapeno, ancho, and serrano pepper seeds were the most successful in germination for me

Great non-gmo seeds. 100% germination and beautiful plants. I definitely would buy again.