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That is pretty awesome.  Did you transplant it?  I probably have more in the same peat matter.  I'm going to check it again tonight to see.  All the plants are doing great, just have no clue what they are.  I'll give that a try.  Thanks for the info!

That is totally strange!  Cross pollination from the University that you bought the seeds from maybe? 

Update: Out of curiosity I checked that peat matter again tonight and found 4 more plants!  I potted them up and got them under some lights, as three of them already had their seed leaves and were bright green....even under 3 inches of peat material!  Strange, but exciting!  I'll have to wait...

I wonder if they'll do a follow up video in the morning when the peppers pass through!  :fireball:

I used chamomile tea and apparently it worked!  I was just too impatient; however I'm extremely glad I saved the peat matter.  Today they all stood straight up and turned a brilliant green from pale white.  Even the ones that germinated 4 inches down in the peat bag are up and green!  Totally...

As a newbie I appear to be quite impatient; waiting 4 weeks for germination on a heat mat with lights for hot peppers to germinate.  I gave up on the peat pellets and decided to take a peak into each peat pot to see if there were anything germinating.  Only two yellow bhuts and a black jalapeno...

First off, thanks to many of you on this site for all the advice and information; it has helped tremendously in my first attempt at growing super hot peppers indoors.  Secondly, glad to be a part of the membership and look forward to sharing information as I learn.  I have been experimenting...