Sweet Pepper Seeds for Planting, Sweet Banana Pepper Seeds, Pepperoncini, Sweet Cherry Pepper Seeds, California Wonder Bell Pepper, and Anaheim, Heirloom Pepper Seed Assortment, Non-GMO

So far 5 stars . I’ve only started two of the seed packets. The cherry peppers and pepperoncini . They are coming up very well. The Cherry peppers germinated first with the later taking a bit longer. Won’t know how they will do once it’s safe to transplant outside. Most seeds seem to be germinating well and have there first leaves. My husband even commented they look happy. I am germinating in a seed starting grow light little greenhouse. It’s been less than two weeks .

The seeds from all five varieties included in this package sprouted at over 90% germination rate. They grew up to be very healthy plants. After 3 months, they are producing so many peppers that I have trouble keeping up with harvest and eating. The fruits are also tasty and good quality.

Seeds arrived as scheduled, germinated within about 5 days and are now in seedling pots popping out of the soil. I can't wait until summer! This is my first attempt at chili peppers since I moved to AZ. They will be in grow bags on my patio as I live in an apartment. Great value in my opinion.

I got this set because I specifically wanted sweet peppers unfortunately that is NOT entirely what I got. -These came in quickly and in great shape. -The seeds all looked in perfect shape. -The Germination rate was really good. I planted 12 of each and at least 8 of each made it to producing stage. -The color and formation of the veggies looks great. -Unfortunately one of the first sets to be ready were the Anaheim peppers. Or what was supposed to be. I am thinking that wherever they got packaged got them mixed up as the were very NOT sweet. They were jalapeno spicy, burn open skin while chopping spicy. Also I know it may be a no brainer for some but honestly I never had this issue with regular peppers before but do not bring you hands close to your face, like to adjust your glasses while cutting it WILL burn and you will need to flush your eyes. -I was a bit scared to try the Sweet Banana Pepper and Pepperoncini as goodness knows what they actually are. Thankfully those are fine. -Each plant is producing anywhere from 8-20 peppers. With fertilizing about once a week. So if you are looking for sweet peppers I would definitely have to say you are playing a game of Russian roulette with this set. Other than that not so awesome surprise these are amazing seeds.

All plants did very well happy to say

I was really excited to sow these seeds and get my garden started for this season; however, nothing! Not a single sprout or anything. Now, you might be thinking, "she doesn't know what she's doing" or "the seeds did not receive enough water or sunlight." I can assure you, I know what I am doing as this is not my first time growing wonderful herbs and vegetables from seeds. They received just the right amount of water, with ideal temperatures and sunlight. Yet these seeds did not do it for me. I'm disappointed because I was hoping to get a head start on my garden this year but, alas, that won't be happening. Total duds. What a waste of money. I also purchased the heirloom tomato seed pack as well. Let's see how those do...

The seeds look good. They don’t look damaged or dried up. I’m not an expert but I think it’s a good deal.

The Pepperchoni and Banana pepper seeds will not germinate, even after multiple plantings. I'm an experienced gardener with many years of planting, but regardless of my methods used for planting these two varieties of pepper seeds, I have had no success.