Peppercorns (Black Pepper) Seeds (20+ Seeds) | Non GMO | Vegetable Fruit Herb Flower Seeds for Planting | Home Garden Greenhouse Pack

Great product

Horrible, Aweful seeds. I too didn't believe those trying to grow these seeds just weren't experienced growers/gardeners and were just impatient. I used a simple wet paper towel method which help seeds sprout before planting and nothing even with allowed extra time just incase. Nothing happen. Don't buy, return policy horrible.

I've been germinating seeds for many years and finally wanted to try pepper. I should have followed the reviews. After 5 days of germinating with a heat mat and 100 percent humidity, these seeds have done nothing. These are no more than peppercorns that are ready to eat that someone is claiming to be viable pepper seeds. The packaging is terrible, about half the seeds are crushed. This is just really an unsatisfactory way to try to make a buck, lying to people about the product. Amazon should pull this seller of it's marketplace.

Zero germination rate. ZERO. Nothing. Zip. Nada. Each year I try to grow something new, this year was going to be peppercorn. They have been in my greenhouse for 3 weeks and nothing, while all my other plants are lush and thriving. Been gardening for 30 years and mostly harvest my own seeds each year and have never had a zero germination. I was looking forward to trying these. Maybe next year, with a different supplier.

I have not planted m seeds yet so I am hoping for the best. Unfortunately my Mackey of seeds was crumpled and torn up when I received them. Hopefully everything will turn out well when I plant them.

I've order two seed packets and not one sprouted they are touchy but I have done the research and no luck. I have ordered plants now..hope I have better luck

I should have read the reviews. Came crushed. Looked like straight out of a pepper mill. Look like they have been heat dried. These are not for planting. They arrived late so I missed the return window. Do not buy!!!

Have not grown a leaf I tried soaking them, paper towel method, and straight planted in the dirt and nothing worked what way should I plant them