
When I started the "super-hot peppers" three weeks ago, I started them like I start normal peppers: in soil, on a warming pad, with a plastic cover.
Additional research suggests that may not work for super-hots. But since they take 4 - 6 weeks to germinate, we won't know for another month.
So I started some more seeds: Ghost, Carolina Reaper, Orange Habanero, Lemon Drop. I started them in moist paper towels, in baggies, on the warming pads, under the trays.
Note that several things have germinated:
• Red bell peppers.
• Fresno peppers (I'm growing these for my son).
• Cayenne peppers.
• Tomatoes. Lots of tomatoes. Looks like every single tomato seed sprouted.
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