100 Seeds Sensitive Plant Seeds For Planting - Exotic Flower Seeds - Mimosa Pudica, Moving Plant, Shy Plant, Shameful Plant, Touch-Me-Not, Lajwanti

Don't purchase this product waste of money

First of all the seeds of mimosa are not looking original instead these are the seeds of a weed. These seeds germinated in no time but the plants are of a weed. Such a big cheating. Guys don't purchase any seeds or other products of this brand. If there is option of zero star, I will give that only

It is not the seed of touch me not lant first of all

This is something else . Not “touch me not”.

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Not good at all

Seeds not grow

So to give an honest review, I needed to go through the whole germination process.1. The seeds arrived super quick and there were indeed 100. Not that I counted but from iview it was a lot.2. As read in the reviews, I put the seeds in a cup and poured very hot tap water in the cup. I let the seeds soak for seven hours in the hot tap water. As you can see in the picture, some seeds song, some seeds floated. I was concerned that would have an effect on germination but it did not as I kept track of where I planted seeds that sunk as well as was aware of how many are placed in the napkin to germinate. some that I knew were floaters did produce a sprout.3. It wasn’t sure which was the best way to get them to sprout so I placed some of them in a wet paper towel and placed the wet paper towel in a Ziploc bag and left that in a warm room that is sunny. Then for the other seeds, I planted three seeds to a pot. 11 pots all together. And then misted them with water and placed them under a grow light near a sunny window so that it got just about a full 24 hours of light.4. The pictures show what I found after five days of this. As you can tell from the pictures I got much better results from the wet paper towel method then I did from the pots under a grow light. I found three sprouts in the pots. I found six sprouts in the Wet paper towel.5. The tricky part was getting the sprouts delicately placed into pots so they can continue to grow. I was able to do so by working with them ever so gently. Then I misted them with water. They are now all in pots, under a grow light. I also put plastic covers over them to ensure warmth. My fingers are crossed they continue to grow.I would say all in all from this point that this is a purchase worth making. Whether or not these plans continue to thrive is up to my own gardening skills so hopefully I get it right.

This plant is nostalgic for me. I lived in Hawaii as a child and it grew everywhere. So cool to touch it and make it close up EVERY SINGLE TIME. We called it sleeping grass and we would put it to sleep when we weren’t privy to inventions like technology to keep us busy and entertained. Back in the day this was our YouTube equivalent! I used tropical soil mix and kept it extra moist, sat the planter in a window for sun exposure and I am keeping it sitting on those disposable hand warmers that stay hot for 12 hours. New Orleans weather is still too erratic this time of year to keep it outside. I can’t wait to put the grass to sleep! So neat!. I’ve seen this advertised as a zombie plant also. It looks like it’s dying and then over some hours it opens back up to be put to sleep again. Oh yeah, I planted the seeds 4/8 and already have sprouts on 4/10!

I've bought these seeds two seasons in a row and have loved the plants both times. They seeded and grew with little trouble after following the directions and guests (especially kids) that have come over have loved watching them react to touch. I keep them potted on an outdoor table on my deck and they are always a hit when introducing them to someone new.

I attempted to grow these using paper towel and semi closed container with heating pad. After month, zero germination. I know sensitive Mimosa are tough to grow but that was pretty bad.

Solid purchase , really cool plant