Are these seeds legitimate? Will they really grow?
1811612
As someone whom bought approx 6 packets from them... yea tgey are for real. Boabab tree are hard to germinate as usually an animal eats the seeds and that is what breaks the seed case down... because of this germination rates are uaually lower. (I deal with plants for a living and almost alwats have one or two in a group that do not germinate).Yes they are real and yes you can grow them!
1811613
Using plant growth hormones I was able the sprout 2 but neither survived past a year.
2022951
hard to tell if they're genuine (remember "if looks too good to be true...") but some that I've (don't know if it was this vendor) had issues, however they promptly made it right so you don't have much risk if any. Just inspect the incoming product and and test it promptly and you'll be fine.
1513180
I have planted these in VA. I started them indoors and then moved them out after acclimatizing them. All of the seeds I planted have sprouted. I have them where they receive full morning and early afternoon sun. They get a little wilted by mid afternoon if it is very hot but recover by evening. They seem to be pretty hardy--my dog trampled two of them but they recovered quickly. They have been in the ground for about 2 weeks now and they all are really beginning to take off. I show multiple small fruit on all but they are very small yet. I am thinking they will do well.
2131082
I have no idea... I never received the seeds even though I paid for those and four other packages of seeds... I got nothing.
1772353
I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual colors that are listed so I marked my pots when I planted them so I can see which ones mature the fastest. I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual... » Read More I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual colors that are listed so I marked my pots when I planted them so I can see which ones mature the fastest. « Show Less
792005
sorry, I cannot answer that as I have not had any luck with these seeds, it was an incredibly disappointing year with many seeds I tried and I followed the directions exactly. And the ones that did germinate didn't mature :-( I would recommend getting starters from a local nursery, make sure you have both male and female and expect to wait up to seven years to get flowers and maybe longer for fruit. Best of Luck with your garden! Keep trying!
1173848
Mark, I wish I could answer you, however, I've planted only a portion of the seeds. The Skullcap was not one. Maybe next spring!! I do know what I did sow came in at about an 80-90% germination rate.
87351
I had them too..and would like them again...please let me know where to get seeds!
1817430
Yes, the seeds seem to be intact. Just make sure they are dried (they should already be upon arrival). I have planted some already. Waiting for them to germinate.
2203437
I bought the seeds but they are not mature enough to bear as yet. I will have to wait at lease a month before they are even close to producing perrpers. Sorry.
1824031
Hi Felix, if they are, we've never even noticed. They visit for a short time while grabbing a seed. If they stay for lots of seeds, we've had no problems. Good product. The cardinal pictured on the website is smaller than ours.
965999
Beware of answers insisting these are legit. They are probably from sellers. They insist they can be registered when they cannot. Amazon doesn't care if the stuff is real anymore. A shame.
2080425
I don't see why they wouldn't work for seed starting. What type of seeds are you attempting to grow? Typically plants in net pots either need lots of air at the roots such as orchids or are growing hydroponically with no soil.
828393
Chris...I never received the seeds so I would not recommend that you buy them from the vendor (SeedsDirect). Good luck finding another source. Peppers in general are fairly slow to germinate (bottom heat helps) and as plants, the more heat the better (full sun). Fertilize well and don't overwater and you will be richly rewarded. Good luck.
8408
I am sorry, but I haven't planted them yet and do not know any more about them than what it says on Amazon. Good Luck.
1902074
Yes they look like the picture, they are small keep in mind. And they are real plants
1662506
Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in... » Read More Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. « Show Less