Why I got the seeds in a plastic duct is not in original packaging? This may not be Organic Seeds. You're awfully disappointed me and made sed.
1088521
yes i got mine too in a ziplock bag it just shows the seller might be stratusfieing seeds them selves or concieling thiere sorce if you get a good tasting tomato save some seeds dry them then freeze them for a few months then plant a plot of that same tomato
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Hey Nancy, I just saw your message. Sorry if it's too late but I'll answer anyway.The packet comes in this hard tin foil (so it's not decorative at all) and there are 35 seeds inside. Hope that helps.
1585287
I read everything on the jar label. There is no indication of this product being organic.
921821
Well its made from a different type of seed. Go to the manufacturer web site to see...
852591
The seeds came in a standard seed packet...and the turnout of flowers wasn't good.Unsure if it was the seeds, or my lack of a green thumb :-)
1450640
I planted these seeds for my animals to eat. They sprouted and grew well. I guess you could blend them, but they are dry. I see somebody else replied that they came with mold on them. Mine were dry with no mold, but if theirs had mold, then I would say no way should you blend them. Yuck!
1888662
I don't ever remember my seeds being sent from China. I don't buy anything sent from China. Please check with Amazon and if you don't want them, send them back. This is news to me. Take care.
2112070
I ordered this one by accident... -- I had looked at the 12 ounce ORGANIC item, and, thinking it would be better to get the larger 24 ounce size, I assumed it was organic, too. But, unfortunately, it was not. Also, I looked at the NowFoods.com website to see if they carry ORGANIC in the larger size. But, they do not. All of that to say,... "No. This one is NOT organic." Yikes !!
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I have no idea if they are organic or not. Doesn't really matter if they don't grow - which they won't. Just to forewarn you: it's not YOU, it's the seeds! Another scheme to get our hard earned dollars into someone else's pocket. That seems to be the name of the game these days.
945714
I was concerned about this too and did a bit if research. What I read about these seeds had led me to believe that they aren't GMO. Hope this helps.
964589
The original packaging was a tomato. Frankly, I would trust that the seeds are organic just based on the fact they obviously didn't come from a big corporate seed company with fancy packaging.
1486602
I have long since repackaged it in an air tight container and threw out the bag/label. What made it ok 4 me was certified organic claim.
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I re-bagged mine when it arrived into quart size ziplocks and stored those in the freezer as I do with any bulk nuts and seeds (since they can go rancid). There is so much conflicting information out there - initially I'd read it was a seed (and this seller lists it as a seed) and then I've seen others (even in this thread answering you) who refer to it is a grain and NOT as a seed; so I error on the side of it being seed, since those can spoil so much faster than grains ever would,and store the quinoa accordingly. I have had mine stored in the freezer for over 2 years and whenever we take some out to cook it looks and tastes just fine. I re-bagged mine when it arrived into quart size ziplocks and stored those in the freezer as I do with any bulk nuts and seeds (since they can go rancid). There is so much conflicting information out there - initially I'd read it was a seed (and this seller lists it as a seed) and then I've seen others (even in this thread answering you) who refer to it is a grain and NOT as a seed; so I error on the side of it being seed, since those can spoil so much faster than grains ever would,and store the quinoa accordingly. I have had mine stored in the freezer for over 2 years and whenever we take... » Read More I re-bagged mine when it arrived into quart size ziplocks and stored those in the freezer as I do with any bulk nuts and seeds (since they can go rancid). There is so much conflicting information out there - initially I'd read it was a seed (and this seller lists it as a seed) and then I've seen others (even in this thread answering you) who refer to it is a grain and NOT as a seed; so I error on the side of it being seed, since those can spoil so much faster than grains ever would,and store the quinoa accordingly. I have had mine stored in the freezer for over 2 years and whenever we take some out to cook it looks and tastes just fine. « Show Less
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I am very suspect of the seeds I received. They should look like any other hot pepper sprout and I doubt they are authentic Carolina Reaper seeds. I will not order from seeds direct nor would I have ordered them this time had I known they were from China.
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I am not sure but the seeds don't come in a package as pictured. They come in a clear zip lock baggie with a photocopied paper inside that says you need to soak the seeds in the refrigerator for a month before planting.
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No way to tell. These weren't the seeds as pictured, and Renee's Garden has indicated that the seed may not have originated with them? Organic maybe, Chelsea Pride, NO.
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Hello Isabelle. The ones I had purchased previously came in a different bag. I kept the bag because it had a much better quality re-sealer. The back of the bag states: "Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, soy and milk products." Just to add, I have allergies to peanuts and tree nuts and these seeds did not effect me at all. I am on my 3rd bag of them too.