US Native Wildflower Seed Bombs for Pollinators (50 Pack). Regional Wildflower Mix Seed Balls for Guerrilla Gardening (Southeast)

Looked like an easy and quick way to get wild flowers, but none of them sprouted.

I bought these and planted them the 1st of June. It's the end of July and hardly anything is growing and what is, is only 3 inches tall. I planted 5 balls in 2 big pots. I was hoping to see flowers.

This is a public service announcement for those who are complaining about nothing happening or it taking a long time. Let me remind you that it takes a garden at least a year to establish itself. If you want immediate results, I suggest you go to Home Depot and buy plants that are already established. You are missing the whole point of the product.

I orginally had a negative review, but I believe we are starting to see the flowers now. We put these out on our commonground that has natural grasses this spring. I didn't think anything was groing up to a couple weeks ago, but now I'm seeing yellow flowers (beginning of July). I think they are from these seed bombs, but not sure. However, I think it is because I don't recall having that much flowering on the hill last year.

I bought 2 packages of these. Loved the idea of easy planting and distribution (pushing a ball into the soil where you desire.) However, the rate of germination for mine was very low. I have seen only 3 out 100 seed balls germinate.

I ordered these to make bags of “seed bombs” as a small Christmas gift for coworkers. They were a huge hit and turned out really cute bagged. Some flowers are already sprouting this spring!

Not sure if they germinated sprouted wanted to didn’t want to no show where when why?

I followed directions on the package, but these did not grow for me.