What is the Life cycle of Habanero peppers?

Habanero peppers follow a growth cycle that begins with seed germination, typically taking 7 to 14 days under warm conditions. Once seedlings develop a few true leaves, they are transplanted to larger containers or garden beds, where they continue to grow for 70 to 100 days before harvesting. During this time, the plants require consistent watering, sunlight, and nutrients to produce their characteristic spicy fruits. After harvesting, the plants can produce fruit for several weeks, but they typically die off after one growing season if not protected from frost.