I saved the seeds from a couple habanero pods that I bought at the grocery store. I dried them out for a couple days and planted a few of them. After only 4 days, 2 out of the 3 had sprouted. I was pretty surprised at how fast they appeared.
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I'm not going to make this into a glog, but if anyone is interested, all I did to these seeds was put them in front of a window for a couple days to dry them. Then I stuck them in a little cup of MG Seed Starter, watered them with MG Bloom Booster, put the cup on a heating mat, and covered it with plastic wrap. I think this is the fastest I've ever had seeds sprout, which is the interesting part.