Grow Your Own Bonsai Trees: Premium Bonsai Seeds for Giant Sequoia – 5 Giant Sequoia Tree Seeds – Sequoia Gigantea Bonsai Tree Seeds – Giant Sequoia Bonsai Seed Packet – Giant Seeds by OwnGrown

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I’m quite disappointed in this particular product, my seeds have been harvested late 2020 and required sewing 1/2024, the chances of these seeds germinating are very low now, as of writing this review it is currently 3/2024 so they have had these for some time and still sent me these, I had to peel off a label that contained no useful information for me off the instructions, bit annoying but not the end of the world. I advise against this particular product from this particular seller.

What more could you ask for, seeds that germinate. Came with clear instructions on the back too

I ordered the Wild Privet, European Larch & Cherry Tree. They arrived promptly and as described. I didn't pay as much attention to detail and didn't realise you literally get 5 seeds per packet which given that they may not all germinate was slightly disappointing (I plan on merging multiple seedlings to make 1 tree of each type so wanted to ensure I had enough for this) however they are planted in their incubators and I will update when and if they come to life with pictures.

Ordered late March to receive seeds that need to be sowed before January 2024 - terrible!

When this arrived It occured to me that it was very flat. I know Japanese black pine seeds are small so that made sense. I opened the package and carefully pours its meager contents into a glass bowl. One seed came out. I full opened the packaged to get the rest out, but that was all that was in there. The package says "Average 5 plants" which is a touch optimistic given these seeds have about a one in fifty chance of germination, the package should say "Average 0.02 plants"!

The pack says it contains "approx 5 plants", and to be honest, I expected that to mean "We'll give you about 10 seeds so that you might get 5 of them to actually germinate into PLANTS" - But no, they gave exactly 5, and two of them were crushed and all that remained of the seed were empty shells.You could say: Well it's the postal services fault not theirsBut if they weren't so stingy with the amount of seeds, maybe I'd actually have 5 usable seeds.

I ordered the Japanese black pine. The packet says they are Japanese black pines but when I read the sub species they are actually Swiss mountain pines, very disappointed.