Catnip Seeds for Planting: Cat Nip Seed for 150 Catnip Plants for Garden or Pot – Cat Mint Seeds, Cat Plant Herb Seeds – PrettyKitty Cat Nip Products

Cannot vouch for flavour, but cat likes cat mint and gives it 5 stars. He often part takes of a small nibble of the odd leaf and lolls all over the floor in 'bliss mode for 20 minutes.' Great seeds, came up quickly when planted, so will buy again. Relative without cats grows cat mint in hanging basket to prevent the local kitties from eating, laying on it. Fresh Cat mints is better than the dried stuff, which my cat won't touch.

The seeds arrived quickly and they were packed suitably. Catnip is tricky to grow but I was expecting this so I put them in jiffy pots and eventually they germinated. I now have twenty little seedlings which I am sure will grow into excellent plants. I gave the rest of the seeds to family members who have also had success with them.I will definitely buy from this grower again because their description of catnip was honest and helpful.

I have a hot and humid room for growing plants. I have cats. Why not grow some catnip? I planted the seeds a few days (maybe a week?) ago and some have started sprouting. They're looking good so far! Also got some left-over seeds for another batch.

imagine you want to grow some catnip plants (i’m guessing you do as you are reading this). imagine you buy this product, imagine you drop the seeds in this mmm some compost, imagine they grow, imagine you are overrun with catnip. that’s what will happen. but then you are buying a load of seeds. what did you imagine would happen? plant as your own risk, that’s all i’m saying. you will finish up with cats that are acting like they have been on speed for 6 hours. so if you can manage that then you will be grand.

This is my second year buying these. They grow well, it brings all the kitty's to my yard and it comes up nicely the next year. Having to plant a larger patch of it this year because our cat Brian is now an addict to the point he's been digging up the plant to rub on the roots.

Planted these in a pot outside for the cat’s interest. Not much activity for a while then they sprouted & flourished. Cat sniff checks them out regularly so mission accomplished.

Didn't grow

Great value for money. Can easily be harvested and dried