Bonsai Tree Chinese Wisteria Tree Seeds, 10 Pack - Highly Prized Flowering Bonsai, Wisteria sinensis - 10 Seeds to Grow

I really appreciate this company. For 1 I had trouble germinate these seeds. I will not say these seeds was no go seeds because anything could've caused these seeds not to started specially starting with seeds. Anything could've had happened, Even tho I thought i done what the instructions says at time, if you are start out sometimes seeds needs alittle more or sometimes a little less. That's why it takes a little to learn well alot if your start out .This is why I am glad I was told about this company it seems they really understand there customers because when mine didn't germinate and I explained what had happened. They was so nice about everything. They went up and beyond to help me to learn and sent me not only the seeds I had bought a new set of them , the company also sent me set of seeds that I was want to try also for free . Who does that not any others company that sale plants , seeds, bulbs that I know. I want to let this company know I appreciate there care , help, and upstanding. I will do a update once they germinate and start to grow . Thanks CZ Grain .Thanks Amazon.

They do not grow no matter what you try they do not grow follow the instructions online on YouTube and common Sense and they do not grow at all.

I've been growing these wrong for such a long time! I'll break down how I grew them, and had them all fully germinated like in the first picture after only about a week! It was so simple! All it took was soaking them in water for 2 days. Soak them in some dark, almost dampy feeling area (I chose my basement cupboard) after 2 days, I took them out, and laid them on a normal paper towel as you can see above.Lay them across, and simply fold the towel over! I doubled up on the towel, just to give it a thicker feeling like soil, and spray the towel until it was damp. Throw the towel in a plastic bag, and I stabbed a few tiny knife holes in it (like 3 knife slits. Just enough that it can still get condensation in the bag). Put the bag back where you had it (the basement cupboard) and leave it for the week. Come back in seven days, And that was it!! They were all germinated!I used to overwater, and overall had no idea how to grow them at all, and now I had a 100% germination rate! 1 of them unfortunately got moldy, but the rest are shining!Just moved them over into my new heating incubator, with light combo. My final setup is in the last photo. Real simple, but everything it needs. I've only been watering them once every 2-3 days (just water them whenever your soil looks dry!) And that's it! My flame trees are also taking off nicely in that incubator. Stellar Seeds!(Update about a month later!)So it's been a month and I would like to update you all on my progress! (Last picture) So after having a 90% Germination Rate, and letting them grow in the hothouse I bought them (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU BUY ONE, THEYRE ONLY $30 AND THEY WORK AMAZING!) and about 6/9 of those ones actually started to GROW GROW! I might've done something wrong, such as overwatering, or something like that, but it's almost as if unfortunately they just stopped growing. They might still be growing, maybe just much much slower. Not too sure yet. But the others had amazing progress! I'm writing this review today with a....WARNING! - DO NOT attempt to remove them from the hot house. After removing a few of the Flame trees as well as Wisterias that were showing amazing progress, and moving them into their own pots, and leaving them out of a hot box, they unfortunately died! It might be because they weren't ready yet, I'm not too sure to be quite honest. So I learned I believe it's best to leave them in the hotbox until they're too big and girthy to be in there any longer. But due to losing some, I bought some more, and will be attempting to grow more! I'll let you all know in another 1-2 months how it's going!

One of the seeds were missing in my pack and another wad rotted when it arrived. I figured trying to germinate in summer time was a bad idea considering they are cold weather trees. Also, no warning label for handing. Wisteria seeds are toxic to skin and gloves should be warn when handling just incase you have a bad reaction. They seemed to be doing fine with the germinating process then a day later the seeds had rotted started to grow mold. I will try again in winter time and give another review.

There's a lot of bad review on this product but I was hoping that I can have an isolated experience. Well, the reviews are accurate. I followed the instructions on 4 seeds and put in in soil, and followed the instruction on putting it in damp paper towel on 6 of the seeds based on the the review I found here that claimed it sprouted (it just molded twice). I did the latter twice. I figured I did something wrong the first time but it just had moIds again. I took a picture of the last batch today. It is worth noting that I had 4 avocado seeds sprouted (in a bag with paper towel) next to this moldy batch. So it's clearly the seeds not the environment.

It never grew - I followed instructions and it simply never grew

Didn’t grow

Plant is beginning to grow. Can’t comment on full effect yet. Seeds were easy to plant and am patiently waiting for it to fully grow.