Himalayan Blue Poppy Seeds Captivating and Vivid Blue Flowers Short-Lived Perennials Ornamental Plant in Shaded Borders, Woodland Gardens 20Pcs Flower Seeds by YEGAOL Garden

In general I've heard blue Himalayan poppies are difficult to get started. I found that to be very much the case. What did sprout were very thin and did not make it long. Not sure if the issue is these seeds or if, like I said, they're just difficult to have success with.Update: I finally got one to grow to a full plant. And it is not blue, which is upsetting because of how much difficulty I had getting them to a full plant. False advertising (shrug).

The seeds sprouted and died. I would like to try directly outside next... maybe even before the winter...

I expected instructions to come with the seeds but no, I now have to google. The injustice of it all.

While it took a while to get started, I understood they would be difficult to grow and transfer...fine. I bought them for my husband who wanted more blue in the garden....we got ORANGE! Two packets bought for twice the price of something I already have...NOT HAPPY!!!

The dime size packet of nearly microscopic seeds makes the seeds difficult to plant. I opened the packet over small prepared seed tray. The flowers grew but they were tiny and peach color. Not a blue flower in sight.

Cannot believe this tiny little dime bag of minuscule seeds was $11? It’s basically nothing. Got $9 bag of California poppy seeds that was 10x the size.

Seeds came on time not as many seeds as I thought and none germinated