WONDER SOIL | 100 Organic Seed Starter Pellets | Ready to Plant Seed Starting Soil Loaded with Pre-Mixed Nutrients | Fast Germination | Indoor or Outdoor | 100 Count

A great way to start seedlings. Add a pellet and the seeds to a paper cup and add water. The pellets will expand to fill the cup and will hold moisture for days.

easy to use; good product

These are great! Perfect size for the cells I have. The little pods expanded so fast. Great cost compared to other store bought pods. Seeds already sprouted within a week for most, with light of course. Keeps moisture and perfect water amount so far.

Easy to use and works great (I'm on my 2nd round of germinating). But the 1,000 count bag is ESTIMATED. I bought 880 seeds and the bag did not have enough pellets for all of them. It came out to about 850 tablets.

I’m stunned by the quickly my seedlings popped up! I recommend these to everyone.

Works good

I don't know if these are a wonder yet. But Inused them to create a seed nursery in egg shells. One per egg, then planted seeds. Some of the seeds have already come up. I found, since my egg shells were pretty consistently sized (I am a great egg cracker) that sometimes the amount in the compressed pellet varied pretty widly. But I just shared the extra around with the ones that were kind of low. I like them. Way less messy when you are planting on the kitchen counter.

I thought the Wonder Soil Organic Seed Starter Pellets were just alright. The product did what it claimed in terms of expanding quickly after adding water and creating a nice, nutrient-rich mix. It’s great that the pellets are loaded with organic nutrients like worm castings, mycorrhizae, and kelp—that’s a definite plus. However, I didn’t notice a big difference in germination speed or plant growth compared to other seed starters I’ve used in the past. While it’s nice that it feeds plants for up to four months, I was expecting a bit more for the price, especially with it being marketed as used by professional growers and nurseries. Overall, it’s a solid product, but for me, it didn’t stand out as anything extraordinary.