25 Seeds of The Tree of Life - The Moringa Tree Easy to Grow, Fast Growing Tree

Good seed viability...80% germinated and grew (it was my own fault that they did not survive a transplant when they were at 4 feet tall ...shoulda paid more care to transplant shock). I will try them again for an indoor project when the season is right. (:D)

I direct sowed a few and did a few with the paper towel method and both ways germinated just fine. I did 4 direct sow and 4 in pots, 6/8 germinated without issue. The remaining 2 did not. Also, they are slow to germinate as it took a few weeks for them to do their thing. Overall I am happy with the purchase.

The seeds are not germinating. I am very disappointed with this. I had hoped to get a few trees to keep in my greenhouse.

I received more than 25 seeds. I tried to germinate them by placing in a moist paper towel inside a plastic container which i placed near a window. However, 10 days had past and I didn’t see any germination. I decided to read the reviews from past buyers and some were saying that they got 0 percent germination. I thought i wasted my money on this purchase. BUT, after waiting for a few more days, i saw that seeds are starting to germinate. From this picture, you’ll see that i have around 35 seeds. 10 are already germinating. Probably if i wait for a few more days, ill have more. I just need to make sure the paper towel is moist and will not go dry. I’ll start planting some of the seeds in soil soon.

It was the perfect gift for my son in law

I ordered 2 packages and one was full of rotten seeds and the other was viable but very slow to germinate . No big deal , price is super cheap but their quality control department missed a bad bag .

These seeds are very easy to grow, it takes no time to see them come in. Absolutely worth the money and I believe you could gift these to friends and family to also enjoy. It’sa beauty of a tree, can’t wait to see them grow and plant them in my yard.

Using the soak- roll into wet paper-seal in bag method there was only 40% germination with the first 10/25 seeds. The 4 that germinated initially shot up in the indoor containers, although they were pretty leggy. One of those has since died when I moved the container outside and the other 3 aren’t large enough transplant yet. I’m thinking that I may be fortunate if 1/25 actually survives to fruition. The value decreases quickly with such a low germination and survival rate. If one plant makes it, it may be a decent return on investment.