can you use the seeds so i can grow the plant?
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.
1135952
No you probably wouldnt put them directly in the pot. Maybe extra large seeds could be done that way but normally you will want to start them in small bio degradable starter pots or jiffy pellets or similar.
209904
Yea, you can use these to germinate any seed that fits inside. Just keep it moist and store in a warm, dark place until they sprout. The largest seed I've used is green beans, and it worked great for me. I've also had success with plain sponges, just cut them to size, cut a slit in the center, add seed + water + darkness. These are definitely the best thing on the market I've used to start seeds and clone plants.
808129
Yes you could plant them now or keep them in the fridge until spring. I live in Texas so I will harvest mine soon and leave some in the ground for next year.
624586
Yes. The seeds are in a plastic container that lifts out, and you can use the wooden planter for additional refills.
854041
yes you buy your own seeds, I love this jiffy greenhouse plants start to pop up within days, just make sure it never gets dry.
1330255
I bought them because it said that you can plant them. I will be planting mine soon.
1800965
I don't think so. I bought this as a gift and my friend put a hole in the bag provided and tried to use a regular bag but it didn't work. You might try germinating the seed by soaking them in water over night. Check the internet for tips. My friend did not have a lot of luck but she is a novice grower. Hope that helps.
934167
In my opinion, yes, it would be better to buy the plant. I did not have any luck with the seeds. Not one sprouted!
962070
Yes you can use your own seeds. You must because no seeds come with the pack. I am not sure how you would not use the sponge. That holds the seed in place. You put the sponge in a "basket." If you tried to put a seen into the basket, it would probably fall out unless it was a very large seed, like a lima bean or something.
1676442
You certainly could but the holes are so large, I think you'd go through seed too fast for my budget. I try to encourage the birds to clean up the ground after themselves but that hasn't always worked.
2196188
I have kept Marigold seeds for a couple of years at a time and they still grow. And yes you can put 2 or 3 seeds in one pot at a time. Whether you plant them inside or out make sure you cut off the flowers as they die and you'll have new seeds for the next time you want to plant them. I planted these same seeds this year back in May and my plants are huge and have tons of flowers on them right now even as cold as it is!!
770249
You could probably use them but I didn't have any good luck with mine in miracle garden soil. Good luck. In the past I have always had very good luck with Miracle Grow products.
318522
You can but you must make sure that any seeds, sunflower chips, etc., are small... the size of red or white millet (max). Anything bigger will clog the openings.
44278
yes you can by just dropping a seed into the grow medium but i chose to use jiffy plugs to start seeds in and transfer to hydroponic system after sprout.
1798744
Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck
962071
You can use seeds from your own veggie collection--I do! It's how I start all my vegies. However, you do need the sponge. The containers hold the sponge, which soaks up water and nutrients, and your seeds grow in that.