Habanero seeds typically sprout in 10–14 days at 75–85°F soil temperature. Planting 1 inch deep slows emergence; ½ inch is ideal.
Don't disturb them. Maintain warmth and moisture; they may still emerge, albeit slower. Once up, ensure strong light to prevent legginess.
Patience and steady heat are key for hot peppers.
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