Moss Rose - Portulaca Grandiflora - 5,000+ Seeds - Mixed Colors, Heirloom, Non-GMO, Excellent for Pollinators, Annual - Vibrant Flowers with Heat & Drought Tolerance for Any Home Garden

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I got these for free as a Vine member, but the package was lost. I was quite interested in this plant though, so I bought more seeds myself. There are indeed about 5,000 seeds in here. That's enough to experiment a lot, so I tried starting a few indoors. They've sprouted and are doing well!

The seeds are viable. Germination rate is good. The flowers are quite pretty. The plant is easy to grow and take care of. I didn’t need to do anything special—I just put it in a container, watered it, and left it outside for a while. I didn’t water it consistently, just every so often when I remembered. The plants are growing well. It didn't take long for it to flower. Overall, I’m happy with it. I hope it reseeds itself so I can do less work next year.

These come vacuum packed in a resealable pouch so you don't have to use them all at once. The pack has lots of information on the back to help you plant these successfully. It's not spring here, so I decided to start a few of these in my kitchen window. They started to sprout in a little over a week and seem to be doing well in the window. I'll save the rest of the seeds for spring when I can plant them as ground cover near my mailbox. So far, so good!

10.22.24I didn't realize how tiny the seeds are! they're even smaller than strawberry seeds! It's late October in Virginia, I just planted some in a pot for indoors until spring. Will update as they grow!I have more than plenty left over, so I'll probably end up doing a railing box for the pollinators. I didn't have much luck with zinnias and the sunflowers/black eyed Susans don't last long enough.So I think these will be great for continual blooms throughout the season

Portulacas are hearty succulents that thrive in the desert (where I live) and almost everywhere else. They will even grow indoors in a sunny window. They bloom in many vibrant colors and look great in hanging baskets and window boxes.I haven't started these seeds yet because we have been plagued by a heatwave all summer and the portulacas like being out in the heat a whole lot more than I do. But right after the holidays I'll be starting my Spring seeds, including portulacas, and look forward to the splashes of color they will provide in my yard. Try some; it's hard not to smile when you see their colorful blooms.

I am really looking forward to watching these grow. I put quite a few seeds in a seedling tray with a dome, and after just 3 days of being in the soil, I have already had many of the seeds germinate, which is quicker than I expected. I have never grown this plant before, so I am definitely looking forward to watching these seedlings become mature plants. I am pleased with how these seeds are doing, however, I don't believe there are nearly as many seeds as they claim that there are in the seed packet.

New to gardening but I think these turned out so pretty in my garden with my creeping thyme.