How long peppers take to germinate

The evidence gives pepper's soil-temperature range for germination (60-95° F) but does not state how many days pepper seeds take to germinate.

The wait: The evidence does not give a number of days for pepper seed germination; it only lists the soil-temperature range of 60-95° F (with 65° F and 85° F as the low and high points).

Pepper seeds germinate best when soil temperature is between 60° F and 95° F.
Soil below about 25° F gives little or no germination for pepper.

The mistake to avoid: Planting pepper seeds when soil is too cold, since at 25° F there is little or no germination.

Germination varies with soil temperature, moisture and seed age; your local extension office is the closest authority.

Grounded in: extension.oregonstate.edu, hort.extension.wisc.edu. Every window and number follows sentences verified verbatim on those pages.

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