Heirloom Fruit Seeds- Non Hybrid- Real Survival Seeds. Honeydew Green Melon, Banana Melon, Honey Rock Cantaloupe, Watermelon Crimson Sweet, Sugar Baby Watermelon Seeds, Hales Best Jumbo Melon,Non GMO

These seeds were excellent. Every seed that I planted grew, so I had a 100% germination rate. All fruit have turned out to be delicious. Honey Rock wasn't my favorite, but it all grew well. I've added a photo of how one of my actual banana melons from these seeds turned out. I planted these on April 3rd, and have had several harvests since then, but my first banana melon harvest was on July 18. They are the longest to mature, but are delicious and set out many fruits per plant! I've been able to save many seeds from these fruits; so I'll see if these will be hybrids or not next year as I planted them all near each other.

Great delicious long term survival food.

This was, by far, a better deal for the type and variety of seeds that are included. I searched almost everything here at Amazon and this was the only kits that was strictly fruit...and it's fruit that I like. I can't wait to try the Banana Melon! The seeds, if kept refrigerated, will last for a really LOOOOOOONG time! The big seller was that all the seeds are non-hybrid/non-GMOs. The simple fact that you can save the seeds from the plants you grow with these will benefit you for future plantings. Too many seeds saved??? Share them with your friends and family so they can keep the heirloom plants growing. Then they can share their seeds, and so on, and so on, and so on! Face it, major corporations (I won't mention any names-but you probably know) are slowly taking over seed companies and replacing their heirloom seeds with their own patented hybrids that are loaded with GMs and GMOs and will only grow one season making it so you have to buy seeds from them every year. Do yourself a favor and get these now before they are no longer around.

These seeds are easy to grow. They all germinated quickly/on time which makes them a great value for the price. I planted the seeds 4 April 2021. I harvested one of the sugar babies this morning, 3 August 2021, which is past the 90 days and it was not very sweet. It was extremely juicy, though. I'm not sure why it isn't sweet. I even waited until the tiny leaf above the fruit turned brown as indicated in the last picture. Next sugar baby harvested will sit on my counter for a couple days before eating it. Since this is my first time planting fruit, I am not clear on the best time to harvest for maximum flavor. My one issue is that the seeds packaged as honey dew green are not accurate. They look like mini roundish watermelons (see second and third pics). So far, I only planted the sugar baby watermelon and what I thought was green melon. I will plant some different ones next season and update review. I'm giving it only 4 stars for the packaging mixup. But, I do recommend since they are good so far.

I planted only water melon and rock melon but seeds germinated very quickly and have planted them and they seem to doing fine. Early yes but if they don't make it because of frost still have time to replant as I only plant 2 of each so have plenty of seeds small garden, Have also purchased air removers to repackage also keep seed in fridge so they will last even longer

Pretty poor germination rate, but looking forward to see if the plants take off at some point. Have grown melon from seeds before, and all three of the ones from this selection that I planted this year were slow to germinate and maybe one out of 5 to 7 seeds sprouted.

Great ! seeds are germinating nice ....so excited. Hopefully i dont kill them before they can grow fruit.

Would have liked to have been able to select which fruit seeds I would have liked to ant. But very happy to have heirloom seeds.