Dragon's Breath Chile Pepper Premium Seeds for Planting Packet Possibly Hottest in The World Dragon Dragons

From what I read online these are very hard to grow but I got one going! I’ve been keeping them on a heatpad in a mini-greenhouse to keep them humid, then placing them outside (still on pad and in greenhouse) during the day for sunlight. My one growing has 3 leaves now after a few weeks. I’ll be ecstatic if one grows.

This company will and did go far beyond making things right I would definitely use them again. There aren't many left like them thank you

See do not germinate it says it has a 91% germination rate. I did not get a 91% germination rate I did however get 100% non-germination rate. If you want dragons breath, peppers, or pepper seeds by the seeds somewhere else.

Seeds germinated after about 7 days in a coco coin on a heat mat at 82 degrees and all 4 that I planted sprouted. I even chewed one of the seeds up since I had some extras n it had a good heat to it with nice flavor.

Germination was low...only about 50% of seeds sprouted, and half of the seedlings that did grow were unhealthy and died soon after. These peppers clearly need a very long growing season, which I didn’t have this year even though I started seeds indoors in March. Yield was very low. Deer did nibble on the stems, which may have affected growth. Even my other hot peppers this year, like Carolina Reaper and Habaneros, produced less than normal, so it seems this was a tough season overall. Also, the peppers that did mature didn’t look like the picture. I can’t say for sure whether the seeds were exactly as advertised, so it’s hard to judge if they are worth the cost, but this was my experience with them this season.

I start all of my seeds on a damp paper towel in a ziplock bag. I started my seeds on March 1st 2024. I saved my own Sweet banana, Poblano, and Carolina Reaper seeds. The banana and Poblano seeds had a tap root after 7 days. They are always faster. The Carolina Reaper and Dragon's breath seeds had tap roots at day 13. Today is March 24th and all seedlings are 2 inches tall in peat pots. Eight out of 10 Dragons germinated. All eight are doing great. The Dragon's Breath pepper is supposed to be a better tasting pepper than the Reaper with just as much or more heat. After growing Reapers for several years, I can attest that they are a bitter tasting garbage pepper. I have high hopes that Dragons have better flavor.

I dumped them randomly in a planting bed through the yard as I was not expecting most of the to actually grow. The paper did say 90 percent chance of germination if I remember correctly. Lol Gonna leave them and see what happens.

Majority of the sears that I tried to grow from this did not germinate. I planted three seeds in each of my planting pots. While other seeds that work, tomatoes and vegetables did germinate the majority of the pepper seeds did not germinate.