"Sprouted on a heat mat in 2-4days, caught me off guard how quickly they popped up. 3\/4 seeds sprouted, happy with that. Little baby plants are healthy and growing well. Can't wait to watch it grow through the season, attempting to grow in a pot so hopefully get some nice fruit."

"These Genovese Basil seeds from Seeds Of Plenty are fantastic. I got an excellent germination rate and the leaves are full of flavour. I certainly recommend these seeds, absolutely exceptional. I used a good quality herb and vegetable potting mix and covered lightly with straw once I scattered the seeds, kept in full sun for around 4 to 6 weeks and watered everyday, then moved the pot to a mostly shady spot to live out it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s days near the backdoor for quick access. This is my second sowing as the first sowing have been attacked by hungry creatures, one sowing for the creatures, one sowing for me."

"I have bought a lots of different tomato and capsicum seeds and some are growing very nicely and already have fruits others are just seedlings some waiting to be planted.They are all great tomatoes and I am always happy to try new varieties.Highly recommended seller"

"I have bought a lots of different tomato and capsicum seeds and some are growing very nicely and already have fruits others are just seedlings some waiting to be planted.They are all great tomatoes and I am always happy to try new varieties.Highly recommended seller"

"I have bought a lots of different tomato and capsicum seeds and some are growing very nicely and already have fruits others are just seedlings some waiting to be planted.They are all great tomatoes and I am always happy to try new varieties.Highly recommended seller"

"I would just like to emphasise that the seeds are VERY small & delicate. You can easily lose sight of them if you drop one. Do not try and plant each out when there is even a slight breeze blowing they will all disappear. It may help to have something fine like tweezers to pick each one up and plant them into a seed-raising mix. The finer the mix the better as far as I am concerned. \n \n \n \n I planted these out end of November 2024 and had a reasonably good strike rate. I still only have plants with a couple of branches and say 3 cm high. Not sure if it is something I have done. Given them liquid feed and regular light watering. So very very slow growers. Let's see if or when I get an actual fully grown plant with fruit. I planted each seed individually into small plastic seed-raising pottles. A learning process for sure."

"So gorgeous and great in the veggie garden"