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I'm new to growing bonsai trees. The starter kit came with everything I needed to get started and great directions. The kit states it come with 4 varieties of seeds but they gave me 2 extra varieties for free. In all my research, growing a bonsai tree is a long process, but this kit is a great start to my new hobby.

This box arrived within a few days and included a lot - but I wish they had included more peat pods because there were no way enough for all the seeds. What do I think so far -the pictures say it all - but READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! Also check out YouTube for useful info. I used a mini plastic seedling greenhouse I bought on Amazon and a red/blue grow lite to get these results Pic 1 was after 5 days with wisteria and 2 is after 10 days, had to transplant because the out grew the box as did one of the Flame Trees! (oh it came with 2 extra packs of seeds!) pic 4 and 5 shows the layout and the mini greenhouse. I did soak the seeds as directed for max time recommended but I also filed the hard seeds at one end until the seed was barely exposed then planted - I was surprised they did not mention this is the instructions because it does increase your chances of success. I will make another post when the other seeds have finished their rest time in the fridge (yes some MUST be in the fridge for 6-8 weeks, skip this and you may as well just planet them in the garbage). I would highly recommend this pack as a beginners kit - should really get 6 stars.

All of the wisteria seeds I got rotted away. The instructions for some seeds don't make sense. Put them in a container and leave in the fridge for 2 weeks after soaking in warm water?? Is that so people can't request a refund after they try a few times and nothing grows?? You give "gift" seeds that don't have growing instructions in the booklet you give. The websites written on the gift seed bags takes you to a site that has been flagged by Bitly's systems as potentially harmful. So what is that even about? You can't even provide an online resource for growing instructions. A waste of money and time! These were supposed to be a gift for someone and by following the instructions, each seed planted (8 wisteria, 2 Flame) rotted away when placed in the coco packs provided.

Well, what can I say? Everything came in a small 6- or 7-inch cube-shaped box, easy to store, if need be, and easy to wrap, if giving as a gift. For the price, I wasn't expecting much besides the basics: pots-- four jiffy pots and one slightly larger plastic pot, seeds--they gave me six kinds instead of four, but the advertised 4 were present as well as the two freebies, four wooden stakes to write the name of the tree on when planting, the little snips, which look like they should be adequate for the job, a very small--8 or10 page--instruction book, and the 4 compressed disks for planting seeds in. If you plan to use all the seeds, you'll need a few more pots and soil for starting seeds in, and the ones provided are small enough that they'll quickly be outgrown--but the minimum requirements are here for getting started. Seed counts were low, about ten to fifteen per packet, except for the wisteria, which only had around six, but those are larger seeds. If you plan to use all the provided seeds, extras you'll no doubt wish you had are more pots and soil, some nice ceramic pots for transplanting the seedlings into, instructions for pruning and training-free on the internet- and some wire for shaping the limbs as they grow. All easily obtainable but not strictly necessary to start the seeds provided in the kit. My suggestions for improving the kit would be to double the number of fiber disks, make sure the names of the species are complete on the packet--one that I received had 'flame' as the only whole word, and enlarge and darken the names on all of the seed packets. All in all, a nice, basic kit to get you started, but you'll definirely need some additional supplies after a while. One of my Mimosa seeds started sprouting the day after planting, the second in that pot began sprouting a few days later, none of the rest are showing signs of activity yet but it's been less than a week. One final bit of advice for the seller--don't bother providing difficult to start seeds in starter kits--chances are, anyone buying it is a beginner who doesn't want to take the time, in the case of the Judas Tree seeds, to soak them for twenty-four hours, wrap them in a moist paper towel, place them in a ziplock bag, and refrigerate for five or so weeks with periodic trips out of the refrigerator to open the bag and give them fresh air.

I got my seeds on August 2022. I was so excited to grow my own bonsai trees. It was something I wanted to do for a while. Sadly most of the seeds didn’t sprout. I got about 80+ seeds and only 7 sprouted. Then they all died except for one. Which I took a picture of. But it’s very weak and barely surviving. I hope it grows to a bonsai tree. I will do my best to make it survive