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Old April 12, 2011   #16
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Peppers are usually a good bit slower to germinate and the hotter the pepper the slower they germinate. I have had peppers germinate almost 2 full months after planting so don't get too impatient. I don't apply heat to mine and have tomatoes and peppers popping up for many weeks after planting but rarely do any come up in less than two weeks if the weather is not warm.
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