(2000 Seeds) Perpetual Strawberry Four Seasons Strawberry Seeds for Planting04

*please keep in mind that seeds is not the typical way that strawberry plants produce - they send off shoots that grow into other plants. Seeds are their backup plan so they are not all going to sprout. It will be a very low amount*Just got them today, ordered them with another item and didn’t even see this one because it’s so small - I will update as I plant and see how they do as I’ve seen a lot of mixed reviews on themReceived and planted some 6/8/23I did an experiment with them10 seeds per setSet one: frozen in damp paper towel for 3 days, thawed then planted. Planted 6/11/23, none have sprouted as of 6/26/23Set 2: soaked in water for 3 days, then planted 6/11/23 as of 6/26/23 none have sproutedSet 3: planted 6/8/23 one single seed sprouted 6/22/23 and is growing. Pic of baby plant taken 6/25/23

I don’t know if these seeds were stratified already or not, so I did a germination test both ways. Zero germination. Total waste of money and time.

The media could not be loaded.  I planted about 10 seeds in each of my 9 aeropods for my Aerogarden Bounty Elite. After about a week I tampered the seeds down into the growth medium so they make good contact. I used the back end of a chopstick lol. After 8 days since initial planting, every single one of my aeropods have tiny green sprouts growing in them. Woo hoo! Once the plants begin to flower I'm going to use a cotton swab to touch the pollen and pistils and do that for each of the flowers using the same q tip and the same tip of the q tip to cross pollinate them...this is what I did for my cherry tomato plants which yielded tons of fruit. I would highly recommend this product. Well, now I guess I have to wait for flowering and fruit... I'll update my review again when that happens.Update: here's a video, I removed the clear pod covers so you can see the plants... I'll post another once the plants start poking out above the plate level...Update 3/6/2023 20 days since planting seeds... posted photo of plants poking well above the pod plate. Woo hoo! Will post again when it begins flowering.Update 3/18/2023. It's been 32 days since planting the seeds... the plants are growing like crazy. I think pretty much all the seeds germinated...I had been expecting only a few hits and many misses but WOW! I'm pretty sure more experienced gardeners are going to see this video and say it's overcrowded and the entire garden will fail. At the same time they're probably going to be just as curious as I am on what happens. I'm leaving the plants alone. Let's see what happens! Lol. I'll post again in a week or two.

Germination was only two days in my indoor hydroponic system.Seeds were delivered with other items I ordered from Amazon. However, the strawberry seeds come in such small packaging, I nearly threw them away with the delivery box. So make sure you really search, if you ordered other things or you might miss them.

I always wonder about reviews and if it’s the gardener or the seeds but in this case I can report the seeds are A-ok ! Had very healthy germination rate , seedlings grew quickly , plants are healthy and producing fruit 24/7. So far the fruit has been small … think large raspberry size but the flavor isnt lacking at all .. just delicious 🤤 Of note I’ve kept the plants between 67-75 Fahrenheit with a relative humidity of around 50-55% . I’ve also tested both 6-4-4 liquid fertilizer and 4-9-3 granulated mixed with potting soil the 4-9-3 mixed with the soil has performed better and not required additional feeding yet. I took about 65-70 days from germination to fruit and I use a paint brush to help pollination . I should also mention that I’ve never grown strawberries or any type of fruit so if I’m able you will be too.. just be attentive and patient and you’ll be successful. Good Luck 👍

I had my gardener plant these in my greenhouse. I have never gotten one seedling. I have tried twice and both times nothing has emerged, very disappointing.

We bought these seeds back in August and planted them maybe mid August. You can see now two months later there are still no strawberries. The plants are flourishing and growing quickly but no strawberries whatsoever. Thoughts?Giving a three star because they are growing, but only a three star because there’s no fruit. Please help!

Been growing these in a hydroponic system for 9 months now. They sprouted quickly, and seem to grow very fast. The plants are healthy and full. Have gotten dozens of tiny, and I do mean tiny strawberries too small for a mouse to enjoy, and three completely deformed half sized strawberries that turned half red and stayed half green. The tiny ones never ripened at all, just turned black. Absolutely nothing edible. To be clear this is my first attempt at growing g strawberries however, I have been following all recommended pruning and care regiments closely with no results.