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For this Hottest Pepper Seeds--- 30 seeds of each pack, 8 packs, so 240 seeds in total. How to Grow Trinidad Scorpion Peppers The Trinidad Scorpion pepper is hot, hot, hot -- so hot, that it has made its way into the Guinness Book. While this member of the Solanaceae family is a Trinidad native, rising popularity has resulted in attempts by other countries to claim the pepper as their own. If you want in, you can grow Trinidad Scorpion peppers yourself from seed. Trinidad Scorpion peppers will be ready to spice up your dishes approximately 90 to 120 days after transplanting. Instructions Seed Germination 1.Fill the cells of a seed starter tray three-quarters full with damp organic potting soil. Press four Trinidad Scorpion pepper seeds 1/8 inch into the soil of each cell. Don\'t expect all these seeds to germinate. 2.Place the clear plastic lid over the seed tray. Slide a heating pad under the tray to keep the seeds warm during germination, and set the heating pad to 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Trinidad Scorpion pepper seeds are of the C. chinense species, which require warm temperatures to sprout. 3.Set the seed tray and heating pad in a window or on a shelf or table that receives bright, filtered light. Check the soil for moisture every few days, spraying the soil with warm water from a spray bottle if it feels dry. Watch for germination, which should take place within 14 days. 4.Detach the lid once sprouts break the surface of the soil. Maintain light, heat and moist soil as the hot pepper plants grow. Weed out the weakest plants when they develop their second set of leaves, leaving only one plant behind in each cell.