Seed Needs, Ancho Grande Hot Pepper Seeds - 100 Heirloom Seeds for Planting Capsicum annuum - Non-GMO & Untreated Chili Peppers for Hydroponics Growing (1 Pack)

I planned the seeds in good starting potting soil and kept them moist. All the seeds I put in germinated. They all look healthy and continue to grow and put on new leaf. I will be transplanting them to the garden in about 2 weeks. I will give an update later in the season.Update:They are being productive in healthy soil. Plenty of sun and water. I'm pleased with how well they have done.

Tried and tried to start poblanos from seeds I got from eating peppers with no luck. These popping up good in a week. Cant wait for fresh peppers

Best poblano peppers I have ever grown. They were 2" wide and 7" to 9" long, and were delicious.

Great germination, great production, and great flavor. The seed is true to the Ancho variety.

Seeds arrived quickly and were packaged carefully. The germination ration for me was under 45% which I thought was a little lower than usual. For the plants that had successfully germinated and produced peppers (still producing), the flavor is wonderful. The plants are strong and seem to be disease resistant. Even though it's a low germination the price is still good for the quantity of seed compared to purchasing at a plants at a nursery.

For a seed company, I expect at least a 70% rate in the first year, and this achieved that. This is pretty much the only thing one can consider when rating seeds (assuming they are the correct seeds, which they appear to be!).

Seeds came quickly. They were slow to germinate, but that was my fault as I keep my house cold. As soon as I put a heating pad under them, they came right up producing strong, healthy seedlings. Almost all germinated.

I planted all 100 seeds and none of them grew! Planted cayenne peppers next to them and every single seed grew so judge for yourself same amount of sunshine water and same seed starting mix! Terrible seeds. I wouldn't purchase again.