Survival Garden Seeds - Toma Verde Tomatillo Seed for Planting - Packet with Instructions to Plant and Grow Green Salsa Vegetables in Your Home Vegetable Garden - Non-GMO Heirloom Variety

Never grew these before but almost all seeds sprouted just thrown into a raised bed. Pic is from Early April in Full Central Florida Sun, planted last week of FEB

They germinated at an incredibly fast rate. I have 15-20 plants that are taking off. Germination was almost too fast. I had them in a jiffy dome. 3-4 days after planting the seeds, some of the plants were already a couple of inches tall. It was shocking how fast they grew.

I have only started the seeds and therefore, I cannot state if the grow or produce fruit. I will come back at a later time, near fall and give an honest review. I'm hoping they'll produce an abundance of tomatillos. I love making salsa Verde, it's much better than canned or jarred version because you control the ingredients.

Most seeds germinated and about 70-75% became viable plants.

I started these seeds indoors as I live in Minnesota and all of the seeds germinated. I planted 4 tomatillo plants and had an incredibly big yield of tomatillos until about October.

10 seeds planted at same time as other tomato plants and two other plants several weeks ago. Not a single one of these tomatillo sprouted out of ten. I got better results with a pack of tomato seeds, although two of those did not sprout but 3 did.I can't recommend these tomatillo seeds.

Started indoors and then transitioned outside, they are all growing great and producing massive amounts. Great value and appearance. Moisture levels on mine are watered twice a day in the summer heat.

Still waiting for fruit, planted in end of march?