Wiri Wiri Heirloom Pepper Premium Seeds for Planting Packet

I planted the seeds in six starter cups with a heat mat around the middle of January. They all came up in five days and seem to be growing well a month later, (see photo). I have tried Wiri several times but never had any success. I will 'baby these indoors until it's warm enough to put them in the garden and hopefully they will work out his time. And hopefully, these are the real thing. One year, the Wiri seeds I bought grew well but they turned out to be bell pepper.UPDATE: After 8 months of watering, fertilizing, weeding and pruning, I find out these are not Wiri Peppers. I don't know what they are but they are definitely not Wiri. They look close, so I checked with some friends from Guyana to make sure and they are not Wiri. After two years of trying I won't do this again unless I can extract the seeds from real wiri pepper myself.

I received 11 seeds.... I have 11 sprouts. People posting negative reviews clearly haven’t read up on wiri wiri pepper plant. I used a plastic container and 2 paper towel half’s. I got the bottom paper towel soaked but not dripping and then placed the seeds down, about 1 inch apart. I then put the second half paper towel (moist, but not as moist as the bottom paper towel) on top. Put the lid on and kept in my garage here in FL and checked on them daily. In roughly 9 days all 11 seeds had sprouts. At no point did I need to add water. The humidity here in FL around this time of year is plenty and the temperature was right around 80-85 degrees most of the time. No heating pad, no special soil, just a good old paper towel in the dark and humid air. I’ll be ordering more seeds from this company.

These peppers ARE NOT wiri wiri.

I am a pretty skilled at growing things but these did not germinate at all, in the package i received they only had 4 usable seeds and none of them grew. This is really a rip off

I had good germination rate. I grow a lot of different super hots in a green house and with super hots and other tropical peppers you have to keep the heat and humidity up to get a good germination rate. Even with that sometimes it can take up to a month for a pepper seed to sprout. From my experience these are quality seeds.

Not Wiri Wiri but the peppers are growing healthy. Some are shaped like birds eye pepper while others like a small droplet of water.

Seeds did not germinate.

Purchased on June 5th and planted all the seeds that day. Ended up with 8 plants, 5 of which grew quite large. Today (Nov 7th) I have 3 peppers ready and 50 more or so on the way!Tips: I planted them right in dirt, and continued to repot into larger pots until reaching a 5-gallon cloth pot. Water when leaves start to droop. Mine are set right in my window sill and get plenty of sunshine.