Death Spiral Ultra Hot Pepper Premium Seeds for Planting Packet Packet Possibly The Hottest in The World

Update: These are not "death Spiral" seeds provided to me. no idea what they are, but imagine a very mild Hot thai chillie , but not as bitter. they grow VERY robustly, fast, and produce fast. but super spicy they are not. they are extremely mild. planted a seed from the "hottest" one i could in my garden (from indoor to outdoor) and its growing now, but not a death spiral. no idea what they are.planted two seeds, got 4 plants (had to cull 3 obviously, but this means 200 % germination rate lol)kinda strange and cool that both seeds had twins in em...anyway they grow fast AF.anyway, i hit it hard with flowering mix in the soil. i think its about 2 months old in this pic, and has 6 developing / repining peppers on her.. she's small but powerful lol.once i start getting some color on the berries i'll report back on its pain. im a ghost pepper lover so im no push-over lol

Peppers are growing, I read a lot of reviews and was a little worried at first. They take longer to sprout then most peppers so dont give up mine just came up and i planted them about 3 weeks ago. I used a seed starter soil mix and kept them in a warm room with a grow light. So far 7 of the ten seeds have sprouted.

The seeds still haven’t germinated yet and still no response from the company

Again I planted the seeds upon receipt of them,But like the other ones that I got I'm being impatient, They were nice and clean and I'm sure they will sprout soon.

I start all plants hydroponically. Sprouted nicely and took to the transfer to the dirt very well. So far so good!

These germinated after 60-90 days. They are sensitive little seedlings though and some have died in the hydroponics system, others in soil if I forget to water for like 1-2 days too long. I have 3-4 seedlings in a self-contained dome (like a sealed glass cookie jar) which seems to be working well. But given the good germination rate, even if they die I'll order again. I think I've ordered 2 to 4 batches of seeds. Wish they were a little cheaper but it's a learning curve and once I can actually grow peppers, the seeds could be harvested so it pays for itself later. Here's hoping I can succeed that long!Edit to add - I did get at least 2 of the seeds to the point of flowering. They are hard to pollinate indoors so have thus been moved outdoors. However, due to the difficulty pollinating, I suspect I won't get any actual peppers this year and will buy more seeds for next year. However, peppers can be overwintered and I tend to have more luck in getting the second year superhots of other cultivars to flower earlier. So I still have high hopes for the ones that lived and am still happy with the purchase.

only a few seeds made it. Lets see how it goes

So far so good no complaint