Gardeners Basics, Nasturtium Flower Seeds for Planting (Dwarf Jewel) - Edible Flower Open Pollinated, Non-GMO Annual Flower Seed for Flower Gardens

I planted these seeds and followed the directions to a "T". I was afraid they would not sprout because we had tried this before and had no success. It is imperative that you do not soak the seeds too long. They express the importance of this in the directions. The seeds began sprouting with in the time frame stated. I am so excited about having Nasturtiums in my patio garden. I have always loved them, but the climate I had previously lived in was not contusive to growing them. Now i live on the California coast which the grow abundantly. I definitely recommend.

I could not grow these in the spring time, so I tried in the fall. It worked! I'm in zone 8b.

For a small business, they did better 4 of 5 sprouts, rather than large companies that sell same type of plant seeds where only 3 out of 5 sprout on average. I've only planted five seeds, 4 of which have sprouted. One of the seeds took less than a week. One seed took over a month to sprout. Two took about two weeks. Same conditions in same soil water pot etc. Some are 6in while one is 2in and the fifth seed still has not grown. So far, I believe three of the sprouts will grow very strong while one of the taller ones is having some trouble, it should get stronger in time.Good enough. Met my experienced expectations.I do recommend. 👍UPDATE:They All died before flowering. After some got 8inch tall max, about three off shoots and then died. Grew good at first, then died before flowering. Didn't last two months. Very disappointed.

I was really pleased with how quickly these seeds germinated. I already have plants sprouting beautiful leaves and a few have small flowers ready to open.

I dropped these straight into my garden, watered twice a day, and a little over a week later I had nasturtium babies popping up! As a backup I had purchased other nasturtium seeds from Lowes, the kind that has a casing of nutrients that is supposed to ensure germination, and these seeds were just as successful as the others. Now it's only been a couple of weeks so I can't comment on the taste or flower density, but they haven't been attacked by any bugs or fungus yet (I live in Florida, MANY thing succumb to those within the first two weeks), so I have high hopes!

They did all right.

I planted all the seeds on a Tuesday and by Thursday they sprouted. Rapid growth. No flowers as of today. It's only been a week.

There are only 15 seeds in the package.