8 x Asian Vegetable Seeds Combo - Bitter Melon, Calabash, Kai LAN, Choy Sum, Luffa, Michihili, Tat SOI, Winter Melon - by MySeeds.Co
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8 x Asian Vegetable Seeds Combo - Bitter Melon, Calabash, Kai LAN, Choy Sum, Luffa, Michihili, Tat SOI, Winter Melon - by MySeeds.Co
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.1
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Each packet only came with like 10 seeds
Gentle Fury•June 21, 2018
Each packet only came with like 10 seeds, I planted all of them and only one of the packet grew 4 seedlings. I'm an experienced gardener and I grow my own vegetables so it shouldn't be my handling problem. I think the seeds are very old, besides it took like weeks to get them. Not worth to buy,
One Star
newwhiterose•April 23, 2018
Do not buy.
makes a great present for a gardener
Sarah Collver•January 6, 2018
my mother loved these, the only down side is they are not labeled on the package and there are no instructions but that did not bother my mom because she already knew what all of them were.
I think seeds are better than I am a weekend gardener. Give them a try and enjoy stepping out of your comfort zone.
Tim Alexander•June 19, 2017
Had trouble getting direct sow seeds to sprout due to drought like conditions and heat. I have not been able to be a good steward to my early garden.
The seeds started in pots sprouted with a high percentage of success. I planted 2 seeds per 2" pot with potting soil. The potted plants transplanted to garden had almost 100% survival rate. Again, I blame my schedule for less than 100% survival rate. Too early for fruit development, but the plants are doing quite well despite hot dry weather.
I recommend early seed start around January in 2" pots with potting soil and a good sunny window or porch. Protected seeds and young plants from frost and freezes. The head start will boost growth once transplanted.
The seeds started in pots sprouted with a high percentage of success. I planted 2 seeds per 2" pot with potting soil. The potted plants transplanted to garden had almost 100% survival rate. Again, I blame my schedule for less than 100% survival rate. Too early for fruit development, but the plants are doing quite well despite hot dry weather.
I recommend early seed start around January in 2" pots with potting soil and a good sunny window or porch. Protected seeds and young plants from frost and freezes. The head start will boost growth once transplanted.
So disappointing!
galathea•December 13, 2016
Some of the seeds look rotten... Very very low germination, and if it ever did germinate it does not really grow into a mature plant. So disappointing!!!
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