Daisy Garden 100 Pcs Fuchsia Flower Seeds Mixed Lantern Multi-Colored Perennial Home Plant Bonsai

Nothing grows. It’s been 2 months. Nothing. What a waste of time and money

Planted the seeds Three weeks ago. No seedlings emerging yet.

Tried 2 different seed starting methods and not one germinated

I like how many seeds I got a lot of them, way more than 100. and I just planted some. I'll let you know how it goes but they were way more seeds than I needed. it's a good value for the money seed wise. since planting seeds is like gambling in a way, you never know what will germinate and what wont. the seeds looked like high quality seeds very healthy looking. If everything goes as planned, I will send a picture in the future.

I would not buy these as seeds again. The seeds are really tiny and hard to plant as well as the simple fact you don’t know which seed is going to produce what colors. Not all the seeds sprouted or produced a plant as well .

The seeds ordered arrived promptly. The description says "100 Pcs", but it more like one thousand. They are tiny, and it is impossible to sort them out in order to select the 'fattest' (I did not try with a magnifying glass or a microscope). The picture shows a lot of different fuchsias; therefore, assuming all seeds are not from the same pod (i.e. the same plant) and at least some of them are fertile (i.e. the flowers were pollinated), then I should get a variety of plants. For some reason, though, I am skeptical. All I can do, and am doing, is follow exactly the instructions given on Amazon, and keep my 'green thumbs' crossed.I will be back and let you know when they start sprouting.Upddate: January 22, 2021 -- The seeds are in two 3-inch peat pots filled with Miracle-Gro potting mix. I used more than half of the package, reserving some for another try if I fail this time. I keep them under light during the day (a "sun-light" given to me years ago so I would not be sad in December); at night, I put them on one of the floor heat vents. The two pots are in a small tray, with very little water in it, and the entire "thing" is in a clean plastic bag, kept closed with a clothes-pin. This morning, when I looked, there were three tiny, tiny seedlings (with seeds that small, seedlings have to be tiny). I hope they do not damp off; they look very fragile. (Room thermostat set at 70-73F, depending on the weather).[Additional remark: all I wanted was ONE fuchsia to keep indoors; growing it from seeds requires a lot of care, and I do not even know how long it takes from seed to blooming plant I may well 'kick the bucket' before "my fuchsia" blooms.]Update, May 8, 2021 -- The seedlings were all identical; I kept only two and one died (some neglect on my part probably). The survivor has leaves that do not look like those of a florist's fuchsia: they are divided and redivided, and remind me of carrot or Queen Ann's lace leaves. I had it under light, and kept it warm. I think it is time to move it to a place with a little less light (some leaves started drying at the tip).The main question, and it bothers me: (1) Did I really get fuchsia seeds? If I did, they probably were all from the same pod, nothing like what is shown on the picture. (2) Or, did I get some weed seeds? (that, of course, would be from a Chinese weed, assuming weeds have 'nationalities').

Beautiful flowers

Out Of 100 Seeds You’d Think I Could Get A FEW TO SPROUT!?!?I have a greenhouse. Start a lot of seeds. These are a waste of money!!! I’ve given them a few weeks! 5 to 6 Weeks… Bought 2/24… It’s 4/19 today! Started terrarium sets, that sat on seed mat warmers… 40 Plug Terrarium setup … Nothing! Thought let me throw 6 in the Areo Garden… Water hydro setup… That 99% of my seeds pop in it. Still not a one popped! Started another 20 in terrarium setup… and another 6 in areo garden… STILL NOTHING! Save Your Money 😡😡😡