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Should You Soak Pepper Seeds Before Growing? | Grow with Joe

If you're struggling to get your peppers to germinate, then you may have heard about the solution of soaking your pepper seeds to increase plant production. The theory goes that by soaking your seeds before planting, you increase their likelihood of sprouting and speed up the time it takes for them to germinate. Our video will show how we conduct our own experiment to determine if pre-soaking seeds is really worth doing. If you're curious about soaking your pepper seeds before growing, try it out on any pepper seed variety and let us know what your growing results look like! ------------------------ Why Soak Your Pepper Seeds? Your pepper seeds consist of hard shell casings, protecting matter that eventually breaks through these exteriors and flourish into fresh, vibrant pepper plants. But sometimes, your seed shells may be too thick or too strong for the sprout to break through, keeping these pepper seeds dormant. The idea behind soaking pepper seeds is that the liquid solution will soften the shells of the seeds, allowing the roots to break free sooner than just planting the seeds directly into the soil. This is especially done with seeds that have thicker shells, as they are more likely to be affected by the soaking method compared to seeds with thinner shells. Read our blog to see how the experiment went and the results: https://pepperjoe.com/blogs/grow-with... ------------------------ Shop Pepper Seeds: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/all... Shop Pepper Plants: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/all... Shop Fresh Peppers: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/all... Shop Hot Sauces & Snacks: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/sau... ---------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media! Facebook:   / pepperjoe12   Instagram:   / pepperjoes   TikTok:   / pepperjoes   ---------------------------------------------- #peppers #bellpeppers #hotpeppers #jalapeño #carolinareaper #ghostpepper #soak #soaking #soakingseeds #garden #gardening #chilis