Common Milkweed Native Seeds (Asclepias Syriaca), Pack of 100 Seeds by Seeds2Go

My bee's and the butterfly 🦋 love these. They smell amazing. My neighbors even commented.

Awesome seeds, most of the ones planted have come up already .

Bought these to plant in a butterfly garden in my back yard. Everything else has sprouted & pretty much thrived - these seeds did nothing. And there were no “growing instructions” - all I received was a clear plastic baggy w/ unidentified seeds in them. I think I got scammed.

The cold stratification time is not listed on the packaging. If you don't know what this means (like I didn't), and you find what you have looked up online overwhelming, perhaps running down what I tried will help. I looked up tons and tons of websites for how, and how long TO cold stratify these seeds. I found anywhere from 2 weeks, to several months. The other thing I saw was really complicated sounding cold stratification instructions that needed lots of materials....I decided to try several different time lengths, and a method I remembered from elementary school...a damp paper towel folded in a sandwich bag. I dampened my paper towel, carefully folded a few seeds inside, and put the whole thing in a sealed sandwich bag in the fridge. After two weeks, I attempted to sprout some seeds. I chose four of them, placed them in a seed-starting tray, and put them on a heating mat. In two days, 2/4 were growing! I have been keeping them moist and warm, and they seem to be doing really great!At the end of a month of cold stratifying the "lazy" way, I tried the rest of the seeds I had stratified. about 12 of them. This time, after doing some additional reading, I came across some information that indicated without the appropriate mycorrhizal fungi, the plants won't thrive. So, just in case, I ordered a multi-species dry mix of mycorrhizal fungi from amazon, coated each moist, cold stratified seed in it, and poked it into a peat pod. So far, ALL have sprouted, and they are going strong. I've started them under a small grow light, and am currently quite pleased!

I'm all in to save the monarchas. Packaging Great. Lots of care. Fast delivery. Thank you

I will have to Google this, no info at all with the seeds. No planting information, no pictures, nothing. Hope they grow.

I bought these for our school monarch garden. Each of my 100 first graders planted six seeds in starter trays and all seeds sprouted. I cold stratified them between damp paper towels, in a baggie, in the refrigerator for 3 weeks. 100% success!

Maybe I’m not of a green thumb as I thought?