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I was unaware that I was buying seeds not a plant. I cannot find the word seed anywhere in the description! I am now returning the seeds. The seeds take 120 days to germinate and grow about 15cm / 6inches a year. Buyers beware!

Here’s hoping they grow to be as beautiful as the pictuer

This is the worst think I have ever bought off Amazon, nowhere in the discription does it say seeds but that’s what you get , I big fat disappointment

It is not a tree it's seeds. No information given on how to grow or what they are too. Took forever to arrive. Very disappointing

It was seeds and they are not growing . I would not have bothered if I had know it was seed and

Just seeds of god knows what.

Was advertised repeatedly as a TREE, was NOT A TREE. It was SEEDS!!!!!! So disappointed

This is described and depicted as a tree. It's a packet of seeds with no instructions on how to plant them

Did not grow and I had it in a greenhouse. Didn’t advertise correctly. Don’t buy

Just got my seeds, lots of complaints on here but you do need to make sure to plant as I list, they can take up to 2 years to germinate. Be patient with these. From google Ghost Maple (likely referring to white/variegated Japanese Maple cultivars) seeds require a 60–120 day cold stratification period (33–41ºF) to germinate, simulating winter. Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours, then store in moist, breathable media (like coco peat) inside the refrigerator before planting in well-draining soil in spring. YouTube YouTube +4 Key Germination Steps: Collection: Collect samaras (winged seeds) in late fall. Pre-treatment: Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours. Adding 1 tsp of hydrogen peroxide per gallon can help break down the hard shell. Cold Stratification: Place seeds in a baggie or container with moist peat moss, sand, or paper towels. Store in the refrigerator for 60–120 days. Planting: Sow seeds in well-draining, high-quality potting mix in early spring. Environment: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Germination Time: Seeds may sprout over several weeks; some may not germinate until the second year, which is common with Japanese maples

Never terminated. Nothing grew, not even a weed.

Planted all of the seeds. Waited, waited, more waiting and nothing

Very disappointed, not one seed opened up tried multiple ways. I understand they take a long time it’s been more than the amount of time. At least one of them should’ve opened up.