I've done a lot of experimenting with alcohol and my IBS-C, the bad news I'm afraid is that I really don't drink much anymore because NOTHING in the world is worth the IBS-C symptoms for 2 weeks afterwards (same as you).
Peas don't thrive in hot weather; they grow best in spring and summer when daytime temperatures average between 60 to 75 degrees. When selecting a seed, look at the varieties' days to maturity and plant early enough so that harvest will be complete before daytime temperatures consistently hit 80 degrees.
In addition to heat, peas need moisture to germinate. While dormant, pea seeds store food in their endosperms, or inner tissues, and in their cotyledons, or first leaves. As they absorb water, this food is released and converted into energy needed by the developing embryo.