Every pepper has sprouted (the poblanos were popping double) except the Habaneros. None of those have sprouted yet.It’s been about 2 weeks (temp is between 15-25 inside depending on outside cold), am I boned on Habs?by darkvaris 4 Comments Altruistic-Copy9992 2 months ago The hotter the pepper the longer the germination. Try a heat mat. Impressive-Country51 2 months ago You will be suprised how long it takes sometimes. I have shisitos that are 6in, and my other row of chilipens are still seedlings. Give it time Altruistic-Copy9992 2 months ago The problem is that if you raise the heat to speed the germination you risk cooking your seedlings. I’m guessing you will see sprouts soon. Inakabatake 2 months ago Grew them a few years back and both times had trouble germinating them. I think they do need warmer temps compared to other peppers.
Impressive-Country51 2 months ago You will be suprised how long it takes sometimes. I have shisitos that are 6in, and my other row of chilipens are still seedlings. Give it time
Altruistic-Copy9992 2 months ago The problem is that if you raise the heat to speed the germination you risk cooking your seedlings. I’m guessing you will see sprouts soon.
Inakabatake 2 months ago Grew them a few years back and both times had trouble germinating them. I think they do need warmer temps compared to other peppers.
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The hotter the pepper the longer the germination. Try a heat mat.
You will be suprised how long it takes sometimes. I have shisitos that are 6in, and my other row of chilipens are still seedlings. Give it time
The problem is that if you raise the heat to speed the germination you risk cooking your seedlings. I’m guessing you will see sprouts soon.
Grew them a few years back and both times had trouble germinating them. I think they do need warmer temps compared to other peppers.