Seed Needs Spooky Blend Pumpkin Seeds to Plant Vegetables - Bulk Pack

I planted these last week, and they are already sprouting!! They are such cute little sprouts and my kids are loving! I'm definitely not a gardener and I have no green thumb... but I thought pumpkins would be fun to get for them to help with and also when they grow, hoping they will be here for the fall season! I also heard they thrive in hor climates, which we are in.. so perfect for not having to take care of them as often, but also a good and small responsibility for my babes! I definitely suggest these! I'm not sure what these look like in person, but liked that they looked different. So hopefully they continue to grow healthy so we can see them when they're fully grown! These are multiple types of pumpkin (we did get another pack as well though that was a single type) so there is many variety in this pack, but the sizing looks great and hoping to share with our neighborhood! A definite must if you want to grow pumpkins, price seems a bit hight for the one pack, but worth it for the experience with littles! Can't wait to see what all sprouts from it and eat yummy seeds!

Such good seeds all sprouting I’m in Cali not sure if that makes a difference! Works perfectly as intended! Very pleased with this item and happy I chose this one out of others. Looks just like the images and is a good overall purchase!

Very impressed with how these are growing! I’m currently a month in and my vines are littered with flowers 🥰 I’ll update in another month or so with further progress

It was my first time growing pumpkins, or anything actually. I only planted 15-20 seeds and we currently have 20 pumpkins with about 10 more growing! I just planted and watered them occasionally. Grew very easy!! Would definitely buy again.

Started four seeds indoors way too early! 100% germination. Eventually gave away three plants. Theyre no small feat to keep going when theyre born at the end of March in zone 7b. Couldn't take em out until May, and even then had to cloche them from our whiplash weather this year. This tropical plant survived the challenges! I wouldn't plant them so early again. I gave three away; hope theyre thriving in their new homes. Mine is flourishing. Now at transplant I sat the root ball on mycorrhizae and mixed crab and bonemeal into the planting hole. Drenched it with humic acid and molasses and side dressed with plant tone. It got molasses, humic acid and fish emulsion weekly until female flowers. Then I switched off the emulsion. And added raw potassium and ammonium sulfate to the mix every ten days. Behavior: plant growth exploded! It went everywhere. I do mean everywhere. Leaf canopies the size of a medium waterlily and about 24inches tall. I planted it 10ft from the back of my 20x 30 garden. There are now vines atop the trellis in front of said garden. Young fruit everywhere and then it dropped the babies. After about the 15th dropped fruit. I did research and realized I needed to prune aggressively, so I did. I pruned approx 15 to 20 runners, the pollinators found the flowers and the fruit set. Squash/gourds are voracious feeders. Feed them, they grow and produce. Be prepared to prune secondary and tertiary runners and snip the tips of runaway vines. Weekly with clean shears. I now have 4 pollinated fruit growing rapidly from this plant and it keeps pushing more. But im limiting the quantity to improve the quality.

Seeds were not in good shape. Planted all 100 per instructions. Only 1 plant came from the entire package. Worst harvest yet. Will never order again. Just go to the farm supply store or Lowes if you need seeds.

The photo says it all, but fast germination, “all seed”.

Arrived quickly and well wrapped. I planned them and within just a couple of days saw sprouts everywhere! They are progressing extremely well now and I can't wait to see the pumpkins eventually! I have a brown thumb, so the fact that these actually grew is very impressive.