Sow Right Seeds - Siam Queen Thai Basil Seeds for Planting Your Herb Garden | Large leaf Non-GMO heirloom sweet basil to plant outdoors or indoor hydroponic gardening. Ideal variety for Asian cuisine.

These seeds have a high germination rate compared to other brands that I've tried. If you like and make your own Pho soup, you'll love this herb.

Sprouted in days and growing beautiful

Had good germination. They are growing well. I'm kinda known in the family as being the one with a green thumb. So when seeds won't sprout for me, it means they're really bad. I've had a few of those from Amazon sellers. But I'm happy with these.

Thai basil is supposed to germinate in 5-10 days. I've never had a problem with another brand, Gaea's Blessing seeds. I decided to try saving a few dollars by trying this brand but I guess you get what you pay for. First of all there's far fewer seeds in each packet than advertised. Next the seeds crumpled in my hand as I took them out, I suspected when I was planting them that they were probably all dead since they fell apart. My suspicious were correct, not one seed from 4 packets grew after 2 weeks. From now on I will spend the extra money on the Gaea's Blessing brand of Thai Basil seeds. Update: Seeds germinated after 16 days. Review changed to 4 stars. Seeds still grew but took much longer than the other brand to germinate for some reason.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have grown with plain pods and Genovese Basil seeds and used Thai Basil pods in my house plant grower for years. So used plain pods with these Siam Queen Thai Basil seeds. They germinated fine, but they grew low like ground cover over time not tall. Did not have the pungent fragrance or flavor of pre-potted seeds or leaves used in Thai restaurants. I think the seeds i received were HOLY BASIL!!! Forgot to take pics before I pulled out the plants as this was months ago. I though I had bought the wrongs seeds.

Sow Right is becoming one of my favorite sellers. I've bought numerous kinds of seeds from them and they GROW. I've got a big healthy pot of Thai basil growing like crazy right now. In case you didn't know, Thai basil makes great pesto!

I needed Thai basil for a recipe and couldn't find any locally, so I got a hydroponic growing system and these seeds. I was able to start harvesting in less than a month. Now I have a steady supply. The seeds are tiny and there's a ton of them in the packet so I'll likely never need to buy them again.

Listing says about 330 seeds minimum. Counted only 290 seeds. Large discrepancy. Rating is strictly for inaccurate description. Will update review once sprouted and planted. Not sure what’s going on, but had the same problem w another order. Best practice is to count seeds before sprouting; then deciding if it’s worth the hassle of returning.