Big plants no peppers
921776
After 100 days plants are big but 0 peppers from any of the 7 pods.

I would recommend another kit, very disappointing.
3169627
The seeds arrived quickly and I had no problems getting them to germinate. The plants themselves are healthy and quite prolific, however, the peppers are not white, but red (like a typical Bhut Jolokia pepper).

The peppers are nice and hot, but I was really hoping for some bright white peppers  - quite unfortunate when you spend several months growing the seeds only to find out they were mislabeled somewhere along the way!
713134
These plants are still green but not growing.  Had them for over a month thought they were fast growing as the description declares
3824593
all of the plants that i have received that is still living have not grown at all.  they are the same size today as they were when purchased.
4715818
They took forever to germinate. Not many did. They grew tall. Didn't look at all like photo. They attracted aphids out of thin air. They drew ants from everywhere. I love them, but... I wish they looked like the photo.
1125277
Out of the 8 lbs I got I had only 10 plants to come up .  I was very disappionted in these.
3820422
I bought both creeping thyme and speedwell. Mixed with lime as directed and sowed 6 weeks ago. Nothing has come up. And everything grows in Oregon. Disappointing I was looking forward to a carpet of pink and blue like the photos.
4319743
Not one single pepper plant produced peppers, and only received 3 live plants when they arrived. Shortly after planting 2 more died and the 4th plant never produced fruit.
575341
They are shallow so be careful what you put in them. I think the ferns we put in them will outgrow them soon.
3549912
Seeds were not as advertised, plants grew fine and produced what looks like mild chili peppers. They were not bell peppers. Plants were kept well away from other peppers so no chance of cross pollination.
1799019
I had a couple dollars left on a gift card so I got these peppers, knowing full well the picture was an obvious fake. I did get them to grow in a pot. The plant is about 2 feet tall with a good deal of 5 inch peppers on it. Cowhorn peppers most likely.  I don't know if it's a good price for 10 cowhorn pepper seeds, but since I actually got them to grown I won't complain about that.  But remove the stupid fake picture!
1364841
These are one of my favorite kinds of tomatoes. Unfortunately, not only did the packet come with an unusually small amount of seeds, not one of the seeds planted grew, even after several weeks. I'm growing them in the same conditions as all the other tomatoes I've started this year--room temperature under a grow light in lightly moist soil. Great success with every other kind of seed I've tried, but nothing from these. Trying again with GZ seeds from a different company.
4004710
One of the best ornamental peppers to beautify any garden, a big patch of colorful peppers is aesthetically pleasing. The plant can grow to two feet tall outdoors. Because the peppers change colors as they grow, the pepper garden will be full of purple, yellow, orange and red peppers-dramatic colors. They are ready to be picked when red, usually two months from sowing day, and are hot! It is important to keep picking so that new peppers will grow.

In cold weather, the seeds can be planted in a pot indoors. It needs nutritious soil, plenty of water, and Sun. The plant may grow only about afoot tall, but will produce pretty fruits.
1820989
wasn't as big as stated but pretty big. biggest issue I had was there were no planting instructions. i didn't know which end was up. after i figured that out i planted it but it never rooted. kept too wet evidently. it rotted. one sheet with basic care instructions would have been the difference between a 2star and 4star(5star if as big as advertised)review.
2162835
I have 4 enormous ornamental planters in my gardens, which I have planted with purchased annuals for over 20 years. I am very experienced, and these planters have excellent drainage. This year, I switched the potting soil out for Miracle Gro Moisture Control. I flooded the planters before putting the plants in - several times. I planted them, and watered every single day from necessity. This soil product felt moist, but none was shared with the plants - their soil root balls stayed bone dry. The 2 planters in full sun had dying plants. I plunged my arm at least 25 inches down into the planters and the soil was hotter than beach sand, all the way down. This product somehow retains heat and was cooking my plants. When I removed this soil, I was surprised to find big pockets of it that were dust dry. The 2 planters in shade did a little better, but no plant growth whatsoever. Maybe if the plants grew in this from seed, they would do better, but you can't put plants in root balls into it - this soil just won't let the moisture leach into adjacent soils. And it cooks them. If your plants are still alive, rescue them and replace the soil. I don't know what this stuff is, but I would definitely not eat anything grown in it.
1626929
No idea what's up with these plants (there were 2 in the planter bucket), they don't even look like hop rhizomes. No growth yet, but the roots/corm/rhizome/whatevah ain't producing
1104355
These are not Sweet 100s these are larger tomatoes very few of them grew. When I planted real sweet one hundreds I had thousands of them more than I could eat.