Petunia Seeds80000+Pcs 'Colour-Themed Collection'(Rainbow Colors) Perennial Flower Mix Seeds,Flowers All Summer Long,Hanging Flower Seeds Ideal for Pot

I'm not a gardener. I don't really know what I'm doing. I'm reading about caring for them as I go along. This is the first thing I've actually ever successfully sprouted from seed. I will update again in a few weeks but I wanted to give an update on the germination: I planted these outdoors because I didn't want to spend the extra money on an indoor set up. Everything I've read about petunias says plant indoors first, so I wasn't expecting them all to sprout. It looks like a large majority have sprouted, thankfully. I have one group in a bed with other plants, and another group in a hanging basket with other plants. The one in the basket need water often, twice a day. I have a routine around my work schedule so I don't forget. I skipped one morning and by the time I got home the sprouts in the basket had disappeared. It took a few days of watering twice a day to see them again. The ones in a bigger flower bed need water only every 3 days and are bigger. I'm excited for the weeks to come, they are currently three weeks old (from day of sowing) or two weeks old (from first sprout). I've sprayed them for aphids only once, with dish soap, and I've given them breakfast with a little bit of liquid fertilizer in the water, with a fertilizer that has nitrogen about three times (so once a week). I can always tell when they've had fertilizer because they turn a magnificent green. I'll scale back the fertilizer because I'm scared of over doing it. I won't use it again for a long time if they remain looking healthy. I hope to have a good report a month from now. But for those in doubt (I was initially): this is an honest seller. I could tell by the seeds and leaves that I got petunias. If they don't flower that'll be because of me and my inexperience, but I was delivered what I purchased. My advice if nothing else: make sure the soil remains moist all the time. Don't follow generic instructions because different conditions mean different care. Mine are just a few feet apart and their care is so different. The basket is a lot harder.

Seeds germinated no problems and are blooming great I have so many seeds left over for next year even after filling 3 hanging pots and multiple stationary pots but I was under the impression they were the petunia vine type… these are so leggy-and tall they look terrible in a hanging pot…

They are selling random weed seeds. Planted then indoor in special cells designed for tiney hairloom seeds, tiney plants started groing but never like a petunia, after 3 months of fertilization and watering I realized that I was growing some random weeds.. I wish if i was able to grow a single petunia out these 80000+seeds.

Update! They are flowers! They just take alllllllllll summer to grow! I do have some beautiful flowering vines now.These seeds grow weeds. Weeks of care and I’m growing weeds. So frustrating.

I direct sowed these into the edges of my full sun garden and they just took off! Be sure to feed them the proper flower food (that promotes blooming) and you will have very robust blooms all summer long. I even sowed these late in the year for my area and they bloomed well into October! which is unheard of for my zone. Highly recommend these seeds, you just have to take care of them, like all gardens.

I couldn’t get them to mske it past 2 weeks after sprouting.

Pink purple white, colors are limited seeds were many, not very bushy like most petunias. For me it was a waste as I wanted them for re sale, very dissatisfying, were prone to rust and grew extremely leggy. I’ve grown quality varieties only once I’ve encountered another such as these.

Planted my seeds directly into my hanging basket and I have a TON of green sprouts already, I had green sprouts at about day 3-4 - keeping the seeds moist at all times is what most people forget and the seeds end up dying. I love these!!! Definitely recommend them, and I'll be back to buy more from them!!!