Alfalfa Sprouting & Microgreen Seeds 16 oz Bulk Pack | High Germination, Heirloom, Non-GMO | 16 oz | Alfalfa Sprouts & Microgreens | Indoor/Outdoor | Resealable Bag | Bulk Pack

I love this mix it grows well and taste good! And the price is great! I bought a backup already and I think I might get one more!!! It is a very easy sprout and seems to work well with both my jars and my tray system. And all the seeds are well matched as far as the speed that they sprout the alfalfa the Superstar comes up faster but everybody else catches up pretty quickly. And I like it both ways rather let it get a little sun or just leave it more yellow. This is a great sprout I would say for a beginner it's an awesome awesome sprout. And if someone gets more seasoned I think you'll tend to rely on this makes it's a great mix!!!

I am so impressed with this wildflower seed mix! The seeds sprouted well and produced a beautiful variety of blooms that added so much color and life to my garden. Every week brought new flowers, making it exciting to see what would bloom next. The flowers turned out absolutely gorgeous, and I’ve attached a photo so others can see the results for themselves. One of the biggest benefits has been the number of pollinators these flowers attract. My honey bees are constantly working the blooms, and I’ve also noticed more butterflies and native bees visiting my yard than ever before. It’s been wonderful watching the garden come alive. I would definitely purchase this seed mix again and recommend it to anyone looking to create a colorful, pollinator-friendly garden.

I purchased this wildflower seed mix to add a colorful, pollinator-friendly area to my garden, and so far I'm very impressed. It's still early in the growing season, but the seeds have germinated well and I have dozens of healthy seedlings emerging throughout the planting area. One of the things I appreciate most is the variety included in the mix. Since there are so many different flower species, it's exciting to watch everything come up and wonder what will bloom over the coming weeks and months. The seeds were easy to spread, and with regular watering I've seen excellent sprouting. The seedlings appear healthy and vigorous, which gives me confidence that I'll have a beautiful wildflower display later this season. Pros: ✔ Excellent germination rate ✔ Large variety of flower species included ✔ Healthy, vigorous seedlings emerging quickly ✔ Easy to sow and establish ✔ Great value for the amount of seed provided ✔ Designed to attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds Final Thoughts: While I'm still waiting for the flowers to bloom, I'm very happy with the results so far. The seeds have sprouted well, and my garden is already filling in with healthy young plants. Based on the germination and early growth alone, I would definitely recommend this wildflower mix and look forward to seeing the full display later this summer.

Bought this for my cats. It sprouts within 3 days. They really enjoy it. It’s just pricey for a bag of grass seeds. Also good for wheatgrass in your smoothie!

I've attached some pictures of about 6-7 weeks after I planted the seeds in my front yard. They did not disappoint! Now, with 10,000+ seeds, I expected some to grow and bloom, and so far it has happened. This is mainly to point out that the seed packets are not duds. You will get some flowers if you care for them while they're growing. I aerated the ground first. Watered the area and sprinkled the seeds around. I covered the seeds with perlite and potting soil and watered it really well again. They started growing within a week.

Yum yum 😋 I love alfalfa sprouts. In addition to salads, they are also great on a grilled cheese sandwich, with olives and 3 different cheeses. Give it a try. I call it my super grilled cheese sandwich! These sprout were fast to germinate and took off from there. I grew them in a ceramic pot with organic soil and some fresh worm castings and plant food. Not necessary but I like keeping my food grows healthy. Instead of spending $4-$5 at grocery store for a small pack that might get you through 1-2 meals. This large pack of alfalfa seeds are very economical. I used something like one tablespoon of seeds and I got a 4x6 “ ceramic pot full of sprouts. What a great deal. Huge yields for the price. I used this ceramic pot with some organic soil, worm castings and plant food. Not necessary, but I like to keep my food grows healthy! If you are looking to grow your own sprouts, this is a big bang for the bucks!! Don’t hesitate, just trust me. Even if you have never grown anything in your life. Trust me… Sprouts are the easiest things to grow. You can also use the mason jar method. Put sprout seeds in the jar and seal it with a screen. Add water, let them soak a little while, then drain. Do this the first couple days, then you will start to see the seedlings 🌱 then spread them out on top of some soil put a very thin layer of soil on top and add about 2-3 tablespoons of water each day. In 7-10 days you can beginning using them. Cut them down by day 10, they will store in the fridge for another few days. Sprouts are very healthy. They are known to have like 10 times (or more) nutrients than regular greens. Enjoy!

Update #2: (07072926) reached out to the seller, no response. It’s early July and the pots look good. The lilies are all gone, some of the early wilds are gone, but the pots still continue to bloom. The sunflowers were a pleasant surprise. Hope you have as good luck as I did with the actual wildflowers. Just an extra bonus, besides the bees (which there are plenty) the tiny birds find food in the flowers as well. Fun seeing the small birds perched on the stems and eating happily! Update: (05312026). Started seeing clover and wild barley in the mix. Also sweet alyssum (which smells good) but BEWARE! Clover and wild grasses are invasive and the go to seed quickly and the slightest gust of wind and you may find your yard being overtaken by weeds and unwanted plant materials. The containers look impressive, but I will be ripping out the grass, I have a hard enough time keeping my lawn free of weeds, I do not need to introduce new non-native weeds to mix. I have reached out to the company, I will see what they have to say). For now, the rating goes down, they put in “filler junk” and sold it to us as Honeybee Wildflowers! Not ok!! I wanted to make my planters “bloomers” for spring and summer. So I planted my asiatic lilies (the tall spiky ones) and then a generous handful of the wildflowers. It’s only early May so nothing is blooming yet (live in a colder climate, so this is normal for us) but I hope when it does start to bloom that I will get an abundance of beauty as I planned on in one (of many) pots I have around the yard. There were so many seeds in the pack, I gave a good portion to each of my neighbors. I will update this again in a couple of months to show how pretty they are!

It is just a bunch of weed . No flowers

Sowed the seeds in the middle of June so maybe they'll show up next year. The only thing that has sprung up 2 months later are about a dozen 8" high small white flowers. We've successfully planted many wildflowers over the years so we're hoping the late sowing is the answer. I'll update this in October.

I love my flowers so beautiful 😻 I did waste my money.

Tout à très bien poussé et une tonne et demi de fleurs, 24 sortes, assez pour quelques Oh et Ah. Très satisfait! Mon balcon cet été aura été fleurie comme pas permis 😁...

The germination rate seemed to be very good, even though our growing conditions in Alberta were poor this year. We definitely buy again and curious to see which of the perennials come up again next spring

Planted last spring, def not as many seeds as they say! Very little grew, after 2 months a few flowers about 2 and 3 inches high. This spring, nothing grew, waste of time and money and I am stuck with a second pack I will probably throw out. 😔