The seeds should be in a flat, single layer so that the moisture is evenly distributed.
 A plastic container with a tight lid or a large sealable plastic bag works best.
 Both warmth and moisture are necessary for germination.
 If they have swelled up, they are ready to plant. Some seeds may even have tiny sprouts shooting through.
Place a handful of chili pepper seeds in between sheets of damp paper towels.
Seal the seeds and paper towels in a container.
Keep the seeds in a warm airing cupboard.
Check the seeds after two to five days.
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