Chinese Broccoli-1000 Seeds, Kai Lan, Gai Lan, Brassica Alboglabra, Open Pollinated

Germination was something like 100% or close to it. Good seeds.

Excellent germination. I soak the seeds in warm water for about 15 minutes before sprouting. I want to try to fully grow sun this season to harvest in for more seeds.

Good germination rate. Easy to grow. Proof is in the taste, pending in a few weeks.

Planted these along with others at same time. Others did fine, these did not. Package came unmarked and had to look at my seed order and others I received at same time from other sellers to figure out. Seeds had extremely poor germination rate. Maybe 10% germinated.

They germinate, but then don't grow much. I planted 2 months ago, and they are still babies. I live in Salinas, CA where we've had a few unseasonably warm weeks, but mostly our cool weather. I'm hoping the babies in my garden will grow.

Excellent germination

Fast to germinate, 90% germination. Good deal, good seeds. 3 weeks to arrive to Vermont.

The seeds took a while to get here from Thailand but in plenty of time to plant this past season. It was a bad spring here in Maine and choi, choi sum, and even the lettuce didn't germinate fast and then seemed to get stunted with cold rain for weeks. These guys sent a free packet of Chinese mustard seeds too and they germinated and grew great, albeit looking nothing like the photo on the package. These Chinese Broccoli I would rate as good germination but the slowest of everything. They grew nice and have produced 4 cuttings so far. The taste is OK for me but my wife, mother-in-law, and a friend at work love it. My wife would give it 5 stars I give it 4 only because I'm not a big fan of broccoli leaves. I will grow again next year.