Do not reuse seed-starting potting soil. For pepper seeds, warmer soil temperatures mean better germination. One of the most critical tips for starting pepper seeds is heat.

Many of us enjoy germinating seeds to transplant into our spring vegetable gardens and flower beds.

The equipment needed for starting peppers and tomatoes consists of a heat mat, grow light, containers to start the seeds in, watering can, fertilizer, and growing medium.

Seed Technology, Vol. 33, No. 2 (2011), pp. 134-146 (13 pages) Fluctuating and extreme changes in temperature during seed germination may disrupt several physiological processes. Developing easy and ...

• Heat from the bottom helps pepper seeds germinate faster. Place them on a heat mat designed for seedlings, on a furnace vent or radiator.

I dried some seeds of sweet mini peppers that I bought at Costco. They came from Mexico. Will they grow in my garden here? A: If you can get the seeds to germinate, the plants will grow just fine ...

Black Pepper Seed Germination The first crucial stage in producing peppercorns is getting your tiny seeds to germinate, which takes some time and effort.

Here's a trick for germinating seeds and getting them off to a strong start: an electric fry pan. Purchase a secondhand pan with a dial heat control. It will provide all-important bottom heat to ...

Have you seen the meme with the guy holding his first homegrown tomato and saying it only cost him $157? Hilarious, right?

Peppers First Tunnels advise that while it is possible to germinate your pepper seeds in any warm spot (above 21°C.), for best results you should get a propagator.

The equipment needed for starting peppers and tomatoes consists of a heat mat, grow light, containers to start the seeds in, watering can, fertilizer, and growing medium.