30 Red Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Seeds Super Hot Pepper Heirloom Non-GMO Super Hot, HARLEY SEEDS, Capsicum annuum, US Grown

Mixed success in germinating seeds. I had about 86% success in germinating seedlings in winter here in North Florida. Once potted, they flowered in mid-March and are producing fruit which, as of early May, are changing color. I harvested the first fruit a few weeks ago. The fruit is large and delicious but has no heat at all.I had some minor problems with aphids but sprayed the plants with soapy water and some neem oil. This took care of the problems and all plants are doing well.

I grew these peppers and finally got around to making a homemade hot sauce with them. To my surprise, not heat whatsoever. I am no expert in scotch bonnets as this was my first attempt but I do know they should have heat. Even if they had jalapeño level heat I would know it is something I did wrong, but no heat whatsoever. This is a rip off and I recommend this seller be disciplined. I could have spent my time growing actual peppers to make my actual hot sauce. Amazon needs to step in and stop this fraud.

I received the items

Did not grow one pepper. Maybe I did not have enough long hours of sun.

great grow rate

These have been fantastic and very productive plants for me. The seeds had a great germination rate (I planted 8 seeds, and 7 germinated) and the mature plants have produced wave after wave of very hot and tasty scotch bonnet peppers, true to form.The only negative I could mention is that the ripe peppers have been yellow, and this was advertised as Red Scotch Bonnets. For me, this is not a big deal - I am mostly concerned about the taste and productivity of the plants, but if you are truly after Red peppers, that may be an issue for you.

As described

Seed didn't come out