Chilli Seeds - a large selection to choose from

Grow some of the hottest chile peppers in the world, we show you how to germinate your chilli seeds:-
 All hot pepper seeds are very sensitive to the cold, ensure plants are well established before planting out in a cold house or outdoors. Grow in a conservatory, greenhouse or indoors on the windowsill. Chilli seeds require high temperatures to produce the hottest chillies, too much water, nitrogen and low temperatures will reduce the pungency of the fruits. Chilli pepper fruit does not set below 15°C and above 33°C, flowers can also drop if night temp exceeds 25°C. The red chile peppers are the hottest.
Scoville ratings are approx,   150,000+ is really hot!!!
Chilli Pepper Seeds germination; Sow chilli seeds early as some hot peppers can take 120+ days from transplanting to fruiting. Temp should be maintained at the indicated temp 25-30°C chillies will germinate at 25C but will take longer 30C+ is the preferred temp, Jolokia, Trinidad's, Scotch Bonnet, Tepin, Pequin and Habanero chilli seeds can be slow and erratic to emerge (allow up 35+ days for germination) compost should not be too moist to prevent the seed from rotting, keep chilli seed & seedlings out of draughts.