Wiri Wiri Pepper Seeds (25 Count) - Rare C. Frutescens Variety from Guyana - Perfect for Hot Sauce, Caribbean Cooking & Home Gardening

OK, I'm jumping the gun quite a bit, because I won't know how these seeds performed until I actually get peppers, but I'll report what I can. I started 5 seeds chosen at random by putting them in a screw-lid plastic container on wet paper towel (my standard method of testing most seeds that don't require scarification or a period of cold to break dormancy). All five sprouted and looked healthy but it took noticeably longer than some other pepper seed I planted earlier but under the same conditions. I transplanted 2 of these to 2" pots in fresh media and put them under my grow light and both are looking very good despite a week of neglect while I was out of town and had to use a wicking system and tray cover to keep them from drying out. I'll be putting them outside in a week or two after a few more sets of true leaves appear. Then I keep them in the shade of some larger plants so they don't get full sun immediately for a week before transplanting them a last time to their permanent positions outdoors.No remarks yet, waiting to see if they are indeed WiRi WiRi peppers once they start producing peppers.i grow plants often did not get one seedling what a JOKE!!!!The ad for the product was misleading. The seeds did not come from Guyana as advertised and which is what I wanted. Instead it was shipped from Krynkistan and Cambodia. I did not get the product I was looking for. Very disappointed!Seeds took a while to germinate ..... now growing healthy.The seeds I received isn’t wiri wiri peppers they were mixed with a black berry plant that looks like a wiri wiri plant and some long sweet peppers nothing I ordered at all ... do not waste your timeIm a very amazing grower. Never had any problems getting a seed to germinate. But I ordered 100 seeds and none would germinate. Please save your money and not order these seedsWhat I received and have finally grown are not wiri wiri peppers, but a long green pepper that bears in a bunch on top of the plant. Totally disappointed. I can send a picture if necessary.