Seed Needs, Orange Scotch Bonnet Hot Pepper Seeds - 60 Heirloom Seeds for Planting Capsicum chinense - Non-GMO & Untreated to Grow an Outdoor Vegetable Garden (1 Pack)

So I want to take the time to review this product not just because of how great and fresh the seeds are but also because the owner of the company took the time to send me a thank you email and because quoting him ” I would also like to take this opportunity to let you know that because of orders like yours, we are able to sponsor more than 80 kids every single month! That's right your purchase helps us to help others by providing food, education, medical checkups and other essentials to the less fortunate.” Knowing that a small bus si esa is doing such a great thing for others is something that makes me a proud customer, and also makes me supper happy... so remember when you purchase this seed you are not jut helping a small business but also helping kids!

These were not Hot, Spicy Peppers! After several months, they produced a beautiful plant, and my peppers germinated and grew a lovely pepper. Tasted it, prepared to cook with them. The plants were plenty prolific, but the peppers were not scotch bonnets! They tasted like bell peppers! We live in a tropical area, 90-95 degrees out with high humidity, and I have watered and fertilized. I have never been so disappointed!!!!

Seeds worked out great. I had full bushy plants with so many peppers. I have a short growing season but I started indoors and made it to October no problems

Planted over 4 weeks ago. Slow growing for 90 degrees. Will still have to see. Last years with the same brand did nothing. Never yielded any peppers at all. Figured I would try again this year with new order and see.

So far things are looking good, I sowed 20 seeds and 15 has germinated and are growing fine.

I planted these in small pots and put them under some bright lights and had a great return. After 4 days I have about 20 sprouts with several more breaking the surface each day. I plan to move them when they're more mature and hopefully will have some delicious Scotch Bonnets =)

The seeds are receive never germinated, and then weeds sprout up instead. By the time I discovered what was happening, I could not get a refund or replacement.

I have these side-by-side with other peppers and they all germinated inside and have grown since - I have perfectly healthy plants, but as of yet (Mid-August) NONE of them flowered at all. This is my first try at these specifically but the plants look similar to regular Habanero - just with no flowers or fruit. Other habaneros and cayennes are doing fine, so I'm fairly certain it's not something I did process-wise to cause it.Super bummed out because I was really really anxious to try these - as I haven't found them in any local coops or markets.