Pepper Joe’s Carolina Reaper Seeds – Pack of 10+ World’s Hottest Chili Pepper Seeds – USA Grown – Premium Non-GMO Carolina Reaper Seeds for Planting

I was a little bummed when all my other pepper seeds germinated, but not these....I'm glad I waited it out. It took 2+ weeks for them to germinate, but 11 out 12 seeds have sprouted! I don't use a heat mat, my trays are under lights and my garage stays 69° You can see the size difference between the tiny Carolina reapers and my cayenne.

Over priced. Seeds are trash. Only 10 seeds. None germinated

I cannot explain enough how well these seeds not only germinated (did take time) but the quality of the actual plant. it's about to produce probably in the next few weeks, but these plants are hearty and full and just nice to look at. Hot pepper lover? give it a try. worth the time and effort.

Got 11 seed only 4 germinated. Seller contacted me and sent out another packet free of charge. Second package 9/13 seeds germinated. Updated review. If you have a bad batch, contact seller. They are responsive and willing to help you succeed.

If you want the hottest peppers, look no further. Absolutely fire

For the money one would hope more than one plant would come up but with both packs I bought from them one came up it about a dollar a seed yep wouldn’t recommend unless you like wasting time materials and money

Was not a fan of these! Probably personal error but I failed to get any seeds to pop.

So the review may be little contradicting. I purchased the Carolina Reaper seeds with high hopes of growing my own super-hot peppers. The seeds arrived looking good and were nicely packed. However, despite my best efforts, nothing grew from them. I suspect it might be due to the extreme weather conditions in my city and my lack of experience in gardening. While I didn't have success this time, I won't let it deter me from trying again in the future, perhaps with better knowledge and more favorable weather conditions. Overall, the seeds seemed promising, but their growth might be more suited to experienced gardeners or specific climates. If you're up for a challenge and have a green thumb, they could be worth a shot, but be prepared for the unpredictable nature of growing such exotic plants.