Seed Needs, Tomatillo Seed Duo (Grande Rio Verde/Purple) Non-GMO Seeds

Seed Needs, Tomatillo Seed Duo (Grande Rio Verde/Purple) Non-GMO Seeds

Name: Seed Needs, Tomatillo Seed Duo (Grande Rio Verde/Purple) Non-GMO Seeds
Brand: Seed Needs
SKU: 524643
Price: 7.85 USD
Rating: 8.5 (351 reviews)

$ 7.85

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8.54

Value for money

8.23

Packaging

8.20

Customer service

8.37

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Seed Needs packages high-quality tomatillo seeds. Intended for use during the current and subsequent growing seasons. There are three packets in a package. 25" wide by 4" tall The seed packets are 50" tall and include a full-color illustration on one side and detailed sowing instructions on the other.

Purple Tomatillo and Grande Rio Verde Tomatillo are part of this Tomatillo duo. There are 50 seeds in each packet, for a total of 100 seeds.

The harvest dates for these varieties are only a few days apart. In about 75 days, Purple Tomatillo will be ready to harvest, while Grande Rio Verde will take 80 to 85 days.

Tomatillos are a staple in Mexican cuisine and make great additions to many salsas.

Seed Needs sells non-GMO tomatillo seeds that are suitable for the current growing season. All seeds are produced from open pollinated plants, stored in a temperature-controlled facility, and moved out on a regular basis due to high demand.

Questions & Answers

It says no. gmos, but there is no indication of this on the package. How can I be sure these seeds are truly non-GMO? Please, everything I've ever bought has come with instructions?

Unless you have a contract with a GMO seed producer or purchase through a contracted farm supply chain, you won't be able to buy GMO seeds. So there's no need to be concerned. In addition, tomatillos are not currently a GMO crop. As a result, they cannot be genetically modified. Good luck with your development.

I have a short growing season, so how many days from planting to harvest do you think it will take?

Between 75 and 85 days

Selected User Reviews For Seed Needs, Tomatillo Seed Duo (Grande Rio Verde/Purple) Non-GMO Seeds

Tomatillos seeds arrived promptly and in excellent condition

5/5

The item arrived in two days and in excellent condition. The two seed envelopes were packaged inside a sealed, water-resistant description envelope, which was then enclosed in a protective shipping envelop. As a result, seeds were kept safe during transport. Colorful artwork and resealable flaps adorned the seed packets, which were beautifully crafted. These are the most beautiful seeds I've ever received. The descriptions were clear and informative, and there were many more seeds per package than the 50 listed. Now all I have to do is wait and see how they germinate. UPDATE: All of the seeds germinated and are doing well in their 4 inch pots.

Selah Hines

| Dec 15, 2021

The germination rate is very high

5/5

The rate of germination is extremely high. So far, almost every seed I've planted has sprouted. In comparison to the purple pack, I received a lot more green tomatillo seeds. I think I got about 25 seeds instead of 50, but that's fine - I'm a patio gardener, so 50 purple tomatillos aren't a problem for me, but they might be for others.

Kadence Anderson

| Sep 16, 2021

Beautiful flowers and plants! This order was quickly resurrected and arrived in excellent condition

5/5

I planted the seeds, and they quickly sprouted and are almost ready to go into the bed. This is a company from which I would gladly purchase again. It took me by surprise that my purchase had a positive impact on some children. Thank you very much for all of your efforts.

Adrianna Buckley

| Jan 16, 2021

So far, everything has gone well! I only planted six seeds, and all of them germinated; That's a positive indication! They've taken off, and I'm looking forward to seeing what they'll do next

5/5

I make my own green salsa and store it in the freezer. The purple plants do not appear to be as hardy as the Grande plants. Is it possible that it's simply because the Grande is a larger, more robust plant? Keep an eye on things. These are a big hit with the bugs.

Alexander Sanchez

| Apr 02, 2021

Tomatillo seeds from a great vendor! The product arrived ahead of schedule, and the packaging was extremely durable, providing excellent protection for the items purchased

5/5

They grew like weeds after being transplanted from seedlings that I started indoors.

Melanie Costello

| Jan 02, 2021

These are some excellent suggestions! 6 plants were planted

5/5

There are eight seeds in total. They've completely lost their minds. There was a lot of fruit. In about a week, I'll be harvesting.

Samson Potts

| Apr 27, 2021

Sproutex is used exclusively

5/5

So far, all of the seeds have sprouted and are doing well. The artwork on the packaging is also quite nice.

Ashton Trujillo

| Oct 25, 2021

There is nothing

3/5

I'm a decent gardener, but I had to reseed my tomatillos after rearranging my garden. Tomatillos are very easy to grow, but only one seed sprouted out of ten! 🙁.