They are a few years old. The color and size my be different now. I'm in south Alabama and I don't think we would have any cranberry. Thanks, tho.

they look like they are pepper seeds, or tomato seeds. Have you grown either of these veggies, and saved the seeds? Are they really red, or is that from the camera lens? My super hot pepper seeds are sometimes red, if I dont clean them perfectly, thats why I ask. IF you plant 1 or 2 and show us what comes up, that would be a BIG help.

I have planted them, but haven't seen any growth yet. They may just be to old.

The seeds were given to me so I could put them on this site.

well my best guess is pepper or tomato seeds. IF you knew what you bought or traded at some time, it could narrow it down to what they are, if they are not germinating. IF they are still 'alive', the 'super hot pepper' has seeds that take a VERY long time to germinate, when they are fresh. IF they are old, it takes even longer, if ever to sprout.

They look like commercial pepper seeds, treated with a fungicide.

I have planted them, but so far they have not come up.

Datura?

Thanks, but I have given up on them.