Organic Burgundy Amaranth Seeds – Two Seed Packets! – Over 1,000 Open Pollinated Non-GMO USDA Organic Seeds - 'Red Burgundy Amaranth'…

Small seeds but they grow quite fast and get very tall. A very nice shade of burgundy

Grew great! I started them a little late in the season so I saved one pack for this year to start earlier. I'll try to update after this summer.

I just planted one pack a few days ago, and they've already started sprouting. Think it's been about 4-5 days. I just sprinkled them in a planter with some top soil, compost, and perlite. Gave it some water and put it in my little greenhouse to keep it safe from the wildlife digging them up. Not sure if too late in the season for me, guess I'll see. But the seeds are good.

Not tasted good

Sowed seeds on a fine planting medium covered 1/4 inch deep as directed. Watered with good frequency ( I am in Florida.) Germination, was good, then seeds completely stalled, similar to what you might experience with very old seeds of many other varieties.I had Amaranth in the past that grew like crazy. Not this. I could not find a way to contact seller. Write of.Don't expect the seller to respond but it would be the right thing to do,

This is the third time I am ordering and sowing them on ground this year. I haven't had any luck so far. We are in zone 9b (Northern CA) with really warm temp and plenty of water. I grow most all other stuff with organic compost from home. Let's see if things change in next two weeks.

Ordered these because I am trying to grow my own alternative "flour" due to Celiac. They reseedthemselves nocely and provide a good amount of seed for eating/grinding into a flour substitute.

Super easy and high germination. I just sprinkled it on soil covered it with a light layer watered and left it, within a few days all these cute little plants started coming up. I'm very impressed. The color of these babies is amazing. The stem is like a very bright fuchsia and they have a mid taste. It's very attractive for micro greens but since I was using these to test I thinned the ones I didnt need and threw them in a salad the other ones I left I out planted and they are doing great.