Outsidepride Summer Glory Sedum Seeds - 1000 Pcs Perennial Ground Cover Seeds for Planting, Cold-Hardy & Heat-Tolerant Succulent Plants, Ideal for Rock Gardens, Containers, and Xeriscaping

Bought these for ground covering and was not successful in doing so.. Seeds did not germinate as I had hoped..

So incredibly tiny like dust. I thought maybe the package was empty.Looked like dust particles.Would like to order more but am afraid.Lucille Magnus

It takes a long time to get these to grow from seed to plant, but they are doing beautifully now. I ended up using a liquid fertilizer in the water for my indoor seed starter tray and that definitely speeded them up a little, but still - count on 2 months or so before you'd really want to transplant them outside.

A couple of plants popped up, but in the most part most seats did not germinate

Have planted but slow to come up

I bought seeds for sedums to put in a flower pot.

Don’t waste your money. It was a packet of dust.

High Germination, but you have to use the right soil. I live in the desert Southwest and used the natural, clay desert dirt. I put plastic wrap over the little container I put the seeds in to keep it moist/ humid until germination. The dirt is very fine, which is probably ideal for these tiny, tiny seeds.