4 . Temperature

Ensure that the seeds are warm enough. Bell pepper seeds do need a warm period in order to germinate. Ambient air temperatures of over 80° Fahrenheit (26.6° Celsius) and slightly warmer soil temperatures are recommended for good results.
  • Seeds that are slow to sprout may benefit from the use of heating mats.
  • Gardeners should note that the plants will not sprout at all if temperatures are below 55° Fahrenheit (12.7° C).Why you should know the temperature of your soil - The Lawn Man

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