100 Seeds Sensitive Plant Seeds For Planting - Exotic Flower Seeds - Mimosa Pudica, Moving Plant, Shy Plant, Shameful Plant, Touch-Me-Not, Lajwanti

First of all the seeds of mimosa are not looking original instead these are the seeds of a weed. These seeds germinated in no time but the plants are of a weed. Such a big cheating. Guys don't purchase any seeds or other products of this brand. If there is option of zero star, I will give that only

It is not the seed of touch me not lant first of all

Don't purchase this product waste of money

This is something else . Not “touch me not”.

नापसंद

Not good at all

Seeds not grow

Great seeds!

It has 30% germination rate on heat mate. Growth is slow, only one true leaf after month.

I recently purchased Mimosa pudica seeds and unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience. Despite following the instructions on the packet meticulously, none of the seeds sprouted. I attempted to germinate the seeds using three different methods: planting them in quality soil, using coco pellets, and the moist paper towel method. For each method, I soaked the seeds in water beforehand as recommended. However, none of these methods yielded any success. This was quite frustrating as I was looking forward to growing these interesting plants. It seems the seeds may have been of poor quality or perhaps they were old and no longer viable. Either way, my experience was entirely unsatisfactory. I would not recommend purchasing these Mimosa pudica seeds from this seller. Save your time and money and look for a more reliable source.

It has 40% germination rate after 5 days when use boiling water method with temperature +75F

So I used the popular method from the successful reviews of leaving the seeds soaked in boiling water overnight then putting them on moist paper towels in bags. But after a week and a half, only 1 seed has sprouted :( I hope the other seeds sprout, soon. I read through the reviews that they should be sprouting in 2-5 days but out of the 20 or so that I attempted to sprout only one little guy made it. But through deeper research online I learned that mimosa seeds can take between 21-40 days to sprout! Out of sadness I tried to entertain myself by seeing if this little seedling could already live up to its name as the 'sensitive plant' so I touched it gently and the two little leaflets (around 4 millimeters long each) closed up! (As seen in the picture) Nonetheless, I am still happy with my purchase.