Pepper Seeds

Enjoy the crisp taste of homegrown peppers with our exclusive variety of seeds at Seed World!

At Seed World, we have a variety of pepper seeds perfect for gardeners to cultivate flavorful peppers right in their backyard. Growing your own peppers not only... Read More

Enjoy the crisp taste of homegrown peppers with our exclusive variety of seeds at Seed World!

At Seed World, we have a variety of pepper seeds perfect for gardeners to cultivate flavorful peppers right in their backyard. Growing your own peppers not only serves a purpose in your cooking but also allows you to enjoy the satisfaction of nurturing a plant from seed to harvest. 

Our collection features options that range from mild to intensely spicy, including popular ones like jalapeños and habaneros. It will allow you to experiment with different flavors and heat levels, whether you want to try making spicy sauces or flavorful stuffed peppers, the possibilities are endless.

Grow your own organic peppers right in your backyard with Seed World. Check our collection to find your perfect taste! 

Our Pepper Seeds Categories

Super Hot Pepper Seeds

In our collection, you will find the hottest varieties of peppers, such as the Carolina Reaper, which appears in the Guinness World Records as the world's hottest pepper, and the Trinidad Scorpion. These hot chili pepper seeds can yield plants that produce exceptionally spicy peppers and add beautiful colors and textures to gardens. When growing super hot peppers, providing optimal conditions is essential. Ensure they receive plenty of sunlight and warmth, along with well-draining soil, to help them thrive and reach their full potential.

Chili Pepper Seeds (Hot to Medium Heat)

Next in our collection of hot pepper seeds for sale are chili pepper seeds. These seeds vary widely in heat, ranging from hot to medium, making them a universal garden choice. Popular varieties include jalapeños, which provide a mild spiciness, and cayenne peppers, known for their strong heat. Whether you want to spice up your salsa or create a flavorful stir-fry, these chili peppers can make any recipe more rich and flavorful. 

Sweet Pepper Seeds

If you are not a fan of spicy peppers, worry not! We also have sweet ones in our collection.  Our sweet pepper seeds include bell, banana, cubanelle, and more, which are enjoyed for their mild taste and crunchy texture. They can be harvested green or allowed to ripen to various colors,  the changing color increases their sweetness and vitamin C content. You can enjoy these raw in salads, stuff them with various fillings, or blend them into sauces. They grow well in temperatures between 70°F to 85°F and can be grown in garden beds, containers, or greenhouses. 

Unique/Exotic Pepper Seeds (Ornamental or Special Variety)

You can buy pepper seeds in a wide range of unique and exotic seed varieties. They can range in color from vibrant reds and purples to deep greens. Ornamental peppers are perfect for both seasoned gardeners and beginners looking to add a touch of color and intrigue to their landscapes​

Select your preferred spice with us, and don’t forget to check out our vegetable seeds collection! For more information or queries, feel free to fill out the Contact Us form and let us help you grow your garden at its best!

FAQ’s

Q1: Why pepper plants are essential for the garden?

Well, pepper plants are a fantastic addition to any garden for several reasons that are listed below:

• Firstly,  you can use these in a variety of dishes, from salads to curries, to add flavor and spice. 

• They come in various types, including sweet, hot, and exotic varieties, making them suitable for various culinary preferences. 

• Furthermore, peppers are rich in vitamins A and C, so having these in your garden will promote more healthy and organic eating habits 

• Beyond their nutritional benefits, pepper plants attract beneficial insects, which can help pollinate other plants and control pests naturally​

Q2: How to prepare pepper seeds for planting?

To prepare pepper seeds for planting, start by selecting high-quality seeds. Soak the seeds in warm water for about 24 hours before planting; this helps to soften the seed coat and can improve germination rates. Once soaked, plant the seeds about 1/4 inch deep in seed trays or pots filled with a seed-starting mix. It's crucial to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged during the germination period​. Maintaining a warm temperature of around 70-80°F is ideal for sprouting. After the seeds germinate, you must ensure that they receive plenty of light to promote healthy growth​

Q3: Do hot pepper seeds require any special care during planting?

Hot pepper seeds do not require extensive special care, but there are specific considerations to enhance their success. Like all pepper varieties, they grow well in warm soil, so it’s best to start them indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost date if you live in a cooler climate. Plant these in a well-draining mix and maintain a warm temperature​. Hot peppers can be more sensitive to environmental stress, so they benefit from consistent moisture and protection from extreme temperatures. When transplanting seedlings outdoors, it's important to harden them off gradually to help them acclimate to their new environment​

Q4: Is it safe to eat blcak pepper seeds?

Yes, it is safe to eat black pepper seeds. Black pepper is derived from the dried fruit of the Piper nigrum plant, and the seeds within these fruits are the ones typically used for seasoning. They are often ground into powder to make black pepper spice, and the seeds themselves can also be consumed​. 

Q5: How long do pepper seeds take to germinate?

Pepper seeds generally take about 7 to 14 days to germinate, depending on various factors such as temperature and moisture levels​. Providing optimal conditions—such as maintaining soil warmth and keeping the soil consistently moist—can help ensure faster and more reliable germination. After germination, seedlings should be given adequate light, either from a sunny window or grow lights, to support strong growth​