Sow Right Seeds - Most Popular Herb Seed Collection for Planting - Mint, Lavender, Sweet Basil, Cilantro, and Parsley - 5 Packets with Instructions to Grow a Home Kitchen Garden or Hydroponics

I’m giving this review 5 stars because I’m admitting that I suck at growing things and it’s probably my fault. But I used high quality bone meal organic soil and planted all my seeds with tender loving care. I even spoke to them every day. My mint never grew and my lavender sprouted ONE little seedling. I gave the cilantro away because I can vomit just looking at it. I’m not a fan.Overall, high quality seeds as far as I can tell and they are NON GMO! That was very important to me. They grow pretty fast too! Well, the ones I didn’t mess up. :) I would buy these again!I’ll try to insert photos when they grow a bit more. Hope this helps. Good luck with your seeds.

I planted most of these seeds and all sprouted and are doing OK. I always rate the easy to grow at a three because seeds are not easy to grow.But if you have time and patience buy and try growing seeds. When you grow from seed and get a good plant you did something that is not easy. But seed growing requires a lot of time and maintenance with all external issues you will get like Gnats, etc.I was frustrated many times but I'm sticking with indoor growing to transfer outdoor growing.

I planted the seeds a month or so ago. I expected the plants to be larger by now. It’s summer time they aren’t lacking sunlight, heat and water. They are still too small to use in cooking.

I purchased these seeds for my hydro garden so I have plenty of fresh herbs in the winter. They all sprouted within 10 days. I am very happy with them.

Let me just start off by saying this is the first time I’ve grown herbs from scratch and I’m sure I could’ve done things differently - I’m a total gardening newbie! However, I still don’t think these seeds are great. The herbs picture from left to right are basil, parsley, mint and cilantro and were planted over a month ago. I started out planting the recommended amount of seeds in each pot and covered them until they sprouted and water them every day. They’re placed on a south facing window and I live in south Florida so they get plenty of sun.As you can see, the mint isn’t growing, the parsley stems aren’t thick enough for the plant to continue to grow properly, the cilantro looks totally insane (probably because I didn’t straighten them out before it was too late!) and the basil has aphids all over it and I also read some other reviews that complained of aphids on the basil. Overall, not the best seeds to start out growing herbs with for beginners! I still have seeds left and will try again doing some things differently.

Easy to grow so far. My dad prepared the soil and I simply read the instructions, planted them to the depth suggested and in the shade/sun requires. I watered them twice daily with enough water to moisten the soil. They began to germinate about 5 days after and have been growing well since. I live in Guyana, South America and our climate is pretty hot and humid most of the time. I was skeptical about whether they would grow here but they have not disappointed at all. I’m very happy thus far. 😁

I planted these and things and nothing sprouted. I never thought I’d have to read the reviews on seeds. Shouldn’t have had any problems growing. Not one has even sprouted of any of the five. Looking now at the reviews seems everyone had the same problem. Amazon should not allow them to sell these. They are junk. Would not have given them a star but you have to to write the review.

I had planted 3 of each. Atleast 2 have germinated. I am very pleased.