Outsidepride Perennial Alfalfa Seeds for Planting - 1 lb High Yield, Nitrocoated, Inoculated Winter Hardy Forage Legume Seeds for Growing Lush Green Grass Lawns, Pastures, & Hay for Livestock

Ok first of all i want to mention that ive never grown alfalfa before and defintely not an expert gardner or anything... i also have no idea exactly how fast alfalfa grows in general either but i planted it on saturday and it is now thursday of the following week so its been 5 days and im defintely happy with my purchase. Recently i became a bun mom to an army of rabbits, 25 to be exact and feeding them unlimited hay has been pretty expensive... ive been buying alfalfa hay from the rabbitholehay at $99 for 40 lbs. Well 25 little mouths to feed has me going through 40lbs of hay in just a few days so i figured id attempt to grow it myself.. since this is my first time i had no idea what to expect but seeing it take off like that defintely makes me happy and im very hopeful. I live in Southern California and basically just bought a cultivator and tilled a section in my backyard and sprinkled the seeds by hand and then threw some of that compressed coconut fiber on top and ive just been watering it a few times a day making sure i keep it nice and moist. I didnt test my soil or use any fertilizer or additives at all either.. fingers crossed it continues to grow as beautifully as it has so far! Defintely a happy camper!! Yayee!

I.ve used this company for several years-- great seeds - fair price-free delivery- I plant large food plots and have had no issues

Did what they said to do, it planted easy & 8 N was Happy to work planted a Alfalfa patch...

Was beginning to be disappointed but then the seeds finally sprouted, thought at first none was going to grow. Happy with my results.

I bought this seed to grow alfalfa in an enclosed yard for my domestic bunnies. The grass doesn’t grow fast enough to feed them. I bought this seed, not knowing what to expect. I sprinkled the seed all over the yard area, then spread some potting soil on top of seed very lightly. I kept the soil damp multiple times a day. I planted the alfalfa seed on Saturday and - no kidding - on Tuesday I had so many sprouts!! This photo is from 4 days after planting! I’ve never seen seed sprout so fast! Very happy and can’t wait to see how fast it continues to grow!

Grows great, good price, but 3 weeks in and i’m starting to think this might be Medicago lupulina which is not as effective as true alfalfa (Medicago sativa), can anyome confirm this?

Planted for a deer food plot, grows well and the deer seem to like it.

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