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Habaneros are a little more difficult to start and generally require at least 7 - 14 days to germinate. Some will take upwards of 21 - 30+ days. Soil temperature is the key, to hot or too cold little to no germination. Your soil should remain moist, not too wet, but shouldn't dry out. The temperature of the soil should be between 75 - 85 degrees, with 85 / 86 ideal. Don't take it above 90 at 95+ germination drops off. Planting depth shouldn't be more then 1/4.
Habanero peppers are among the hottest peppers the home gardener can grow. Favorites in Mexican food, habaneros can spice up many dishes. They are easy to grow and, like other pepper plants, love warm weather. Peppers can be an ornamental border plant with a spicy culinary bonus. Determine your last average frost date for your area, and begin your habanero seeds 10 weeks before this date. You can find frost date charts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration website, www.noaa.org, or at many seed company sites.