frequently asked questions

To enhance germination, ensure adequate water, temperature, and light conditions as specified for each seed variety. Pre-soaking some seeds or scarifying hard seed coats can also improve germination rates for certain species.

We prioritize offering untreated seeds whenever possible. However, some seeds may undergo treatment to protect against pests and diseases. This information is clearly indicated on the seed packets.

Yes, you can save seeds from open-pollinated varieties for future planting. However, for hybrid seeds, the offspring may not exhibit the same traits as the parent plant.

We follow strict quality control measures, including regular inspections, to maintain seed purity. Our production processes adhere to industry standards and are designed to prevent cross-contamination.

Once germinated, handle seedlings carefully, ensuring they receive adequate sunlight, water, and protection from pests. Gradually acclimate them to outdoor conditions before transplanting them into the garden.