Sow Right Seeds - Easter Egg Mix Radish Seed for Planting - Non-GMO Heirloom Packet with Instructions to Grow an Outdoor Home Vegetable Garden - Multi Color, Fast Growing - Red, Purple, and White (1)

I've planted about 20 of these, and none of them were viable. They have all sprouted REALLY early, so I was excited. The first batch got fuzzy on the stems and started to die, so I thought...welp, I /have/ to be overwatering these, or not maybe the drainage wasn't good enough. I had them in plastic cups with holes drilled in the bottom with another cup beneath it and rocks giving it elevation.I threw out the dirt and the plant, washed everything with scalding water and soap, bought a potting soil, ph treatment, and fertilizer set from our local nursery and some seeds from them as well. Even was able to get some new pots that had fantastic drainage.I prewet the soil on the 8th of this month, then planted the seed 1/4 down. I put it under our full-spectrum grow lights, and they're kept on from the time I get up from work at 7am til I go to bed at 10pm. I checked in on them today on the 12th to see how they and the other seeds I planted were doing. All the other plants had sprouted (and early! they look great) the radish? Could see a sliver of a leaf that looked kind of...off. I displaced the dirt and it was entirely encircled in a white...I thought worm or string! No, it was the stem coming from the seed. And it was fuzzy...again.I hadn't even watered them again! The trays beneath the plants were dry entirely, the soil was just at the place where I'd likely need to water tomorrow. So, no, I'm not overwatering.So much for easy to grow or anything...these are the only thing I have that I can't get to grow. The temperature where they're being grown is a constant 65. There's not a lot of humidity, 59%. They have "full sunlight". Well drained soil that retains moisture without being sopping wet. There's moving air down there as we have been getting plants ready to transfer outdoors. So, all I can figure at this point is that these are not viable seeds.

The seeds sprouted and produced leafs. Only harvested about 10 radishes. We are in midwest and experienced gardeners

They arrived on time and were packaged well however I’ve tried twice to grow them and they sprout but there’s nothing but a route and this is after quite some time so I do not recommend them and I cannot return them because it’s past the return window.