5000+ Petunia Seeds - Mixed Rainbow Color, Bonsai, Grandiflora Flowers, 1500 mg Heirloom Seeds, Flower Seeds, Pollinator Garden, Open Pollinated, Non-GMO, Indoor and Outdoor

So I got this to help my mom bring some color to her yard. We planted them in the early spring, and they germinated well. The variety of colors was amazing. The biggest fans of them were, in fact, the local wild bees. Which did have me worried, as one of my daughters is allergic to bee stings, but the bees seem more interested in the flowers and not her. Looking forward to their return in the spring (hopefully)

Planted correctly & water frequently & zero flowers were produced 🥺

Easy growing placed in pots and well watered, as soon as warm weather hit they sprouted Looks nice (use a lot of seeds removed dead head stems for more growth

Not very many came up

I planted these mixed rainbow petunia seeds about five months ago, and the germination rate was okay—not great, but not terrible. The plants have grown well, and I’m excited that some buds are about to bloom, though I can’t say much yet about the color variety. One concern I have is that some of the seeds seemed to include other types of seeds that look more like weeds. After checking other reviews, it looks like I’m not the only one noticing this. It’s a bit disappointing since I was hoping for a pure petunia mix. Overall, the seeds do grow, and the plants look healthy so far, but the mix quality could be better. I’ll update my review once the flowers bloom and I can see the actual colors.

Got them a month ago. I planted a pinch of them and all popped up. Just hope they are the same color in the pitchers. Do not cover petunia seeds with any soil. Put your dirt, soil, potting soil in a container and wet the top of your soil down and sprinkle petunia seeds on top of your soil then cover with saran wrap to stay moist all the time. Poke a few small holes in saran wrap for air circulation And then set the container in a window, or under grow lights. The sun and or lights are what makes the petunia seeds sprout and grow.

Got the seeds and none ever came out. Don't waste your money.

Never ever enough or to many flowers, save our buddy bee's