1000 Great Mullein Seeds (Verbascum Thapsus)

Love these plants beautiful to grow..👍🏽

I have tried growing Mullein for a couple years now with no luck. I ordered from this seller and even if none of them grow, I just planted them so to soon to tell. I am so thrilled with the level of info sent with them on how to plant them correctly and I love that they went through the work of getting the seed themselves . I might actually get some to grow this year now that I know the proper way to do it. And they are willing to help me out further if I should need it. This is the kind of seller you want to buy from.

The farmer hand picked the seeds started planting about 50 tonight will make another review and update. What is thoughtful about this seller is there is a letter and a business card with the seeds. You can tell this farmer cares about his customers. Theres even a number to contact if any questions need answers. Well worth the investment for a plant that may not be harvestable on the land. Health is #1 Stay Healthy God Bless Us All

Seeds were easily scattered amidst the pebbles of the extensive garden border surrounding the enclosed yard/lawn.

Having had problems with another brand of Mullein seeds, I tried these. These seeds need to be stratified, typically. I stratified 1/2 of them in the freezer for 4-6 weeks and planted the other half right in the ground this spring per the directions. Nothing came up. After the stratification period was up, I planted the ones from the freezer. Again...nothing sprouted. I grow a lot of stuff from seed. Flowers, vegetables, etc....but I can't seem to get a weed to grow? Doesn't make sense.

I planted about 30 seeds and most of them grew. I did have a question and they answered me super fast, very helpful!!

I did not soak the seeds prior to planting which may have been a mistake, but they all eventually came up and are growing well. I gave plants to friends too when they were due for repotting.

Great germination rate. All 24 pods I planted are loaded with little plants! Looking forward to transplanting into bigger pots for the winter and ground planting in the spring.