Seed Needs100+ Gourd Seeds for Planting 'Birdhouse Bottle' | Lagenaria Siceraria Easy to Grow Non GMO Gourd Seeds | Produces Vining White Flowers, Carve into Bottles or Birdhouses | Bulk

Seeds grew fine. Unfortunately i have no gourds because i harvested way too early and they all went to rot. But i still have plenty of seeds for this years season so now i know better. Will absolutely buy more once we get the rest of the farm setup

Do yourself a favor and watch a video of how to clip the seeds. The reason for clipping is that the shells are so hard they often rot before they are able to germinate. The seven seeds I clipped (and bagged with a wet paper towel, then placed on the warmth of my dvr) were germinated after two days and are now two feet tall and thriving, the leaves are enormous. I have them set up to climb the fence in my front yard, and I can’t wait to see what they produce!

Great value and healthy seeds.. planted in a bed with sunflowers and zinnias and these seedlings emerging above and climbing a block wall rapidly.

The media could not be loaded. These seeds were planted just over 8 weeks ago, the plants are beautiful, gourds are already coming on. I will order again next year.

I planted half with soaking and clipping on a heat mat in a grow tent and got ZERO germination after 30 days.Tried again with the same regime but added a dome, 1 week in and no growth.

9/10 seeds planted were able to germinate, unfortunately it was a bad growing season for me so i was a couple weeks behind the growing season. luckily i my plant pushed out ONE gourd that was able to grow to maturity🙏🙏😌😌

The seeds had a good germination rate I find if I put them in a wet paper towel and store in a dark warmish area. The gourds are looking very healthy and I have no complates as of right now but I am curious to see if the seeds are really bottle gourds so I will be coming back at a later time to give a report and if I do or dont recommend this item but so far so good.

The seeds are on the small size have not plant them yet I have always started them in a green house waiting to see how they do