Sweet Farm Provisions Ghost Pepper Seed Packet

Ghost pepper seeds are notoriously slow to start. You should expect germination to take up to a month, so patience is key during the initial phase.

Because these plants are compact, they are well-suited for container gardening. Just ensure your pot has adequate drainage and receives plenty of sunlight.

For the best results, sow your seeds indoors 4 to 6 weeks before your last frost date. Maintain a soil temperature between 78-90°F to encourage successful germination.

These are fully edible and extremely hot, measuring 1,000,000 Scoville Heat Units. They are excellent for making homemade hot sauces or adding intense heat to culinary dishes.

No, this variety is an annual. You will need to replant them each season, which makes them a great option for rotating your garden crops.

The peppers will transition through a color progression from green to orange, finally reaching a deep red when fully mature. They are typically ready to harvest once they reach their full red color and are 2-3 inches in size.