Birdseye Hot Chili Pepper Seeds Review

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(More customer reviews)I have planted all the seeds sent to me, all of them sprouted (I was very happy). After waiting a couple of months I realized that the fruits are not Birds Eye's, they are regular thai chili peppers. The Birds eye's should be about 1 inch and they should rise erect on top of the plants, these are hanging down and the size is about 2.5-3 inch. Very disapointed.


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Sow in early spring, or start inside 6 weeks before moving outside. Plant in fertile, well drained soil in plenty of sun.

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Seeds of Change S14158 Certified Organic Habanero Chile Pepper, 50 Seed Count Review

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(More customer reviews)i liked these peppers but they just didnt grow as much as the white or red habanero, and were not as hot. They are nice if you want to add variety to your garden, but not my favorate. I dont plan on growing them next season

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Habanero Chile Pepper 18-27 in plant, 1-1/2-inch fruit Tender Annual Native to Central America's tropical lowlands, this world-famous, scalding hot pepper thrives where summers are long, hot, and humid. Lantern-shaped fruits ripen to a striking golden orange. Reported to be 1,000 times hotter than the jalapeno. (avg. 2,800 seeds/ounce) Planting Depth: 1/2-inch Soil Temperature for Germination: 70-85-Degree F, day to Germination: 3-8 Avg. Spacing: 12-18-inchbetween plants in rows 36-48-inch apart Avg. Seeding Rate: 1-pound./acre-day to Maturity: 90-100 Full Sun Moderate Water

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