Cat-About By Miraclecorp Gimborn Multi-Catnip Plus, 150-Gram

This stuff normally is great but the seeds had hard fungi attached clumping them together. idk if thats even safe to still give the cats so i threw them away.

Oh my gosh I feel kind of ridiculous but I don’t think I’m the only one that had this issue. So the directions say to sprinkle the seeds on the soil but I couldn’t find any seeds. I looked at the question and answer section and so many people said “the seeds are in the soil”. Well after awhile of nothing happening I picked the “pot” up and just started shaking the dirt around to see if I saw anything and then I saw them - the seeds are in fact in the soil - in a plastic baggie! The packaging of this sucks all around - the directions are on the bottom and nothing says anything about where the seeds are. I’m not sure if this grows or not I’ll update when I know. But if you can’t find your seeds just dig in the soil…

I bought both catnip and cat grass. The catnip grew quickly on my balcony and lasted almost a year. Even though the cat would chomp entire branches more would always grow! I took some seedlings and planted them in larger pots. My cat LOVED it! She even calmed down a lot after her morning snack. The cat grass grew even faster! Within a week I had full grass. Not sure how long it'll last since it's not in soil, but my cat is already munching away. I bought them so the cat would stop eating my plants and it has totally worked. I'll definitely buy more when they both run out.

I bought the cat grass and it grew so nicely, so I decided to try the catnip as well.I have now purchased the catnip twice, thinking the first one was a fluke, and neither time got a single sprout to grow. I followed all the instructions just like for the grass, but nothing! Guess I’ll have to find something else.

Item just arrived. Number one issue: instructions are on the outside of the bottom of the box in which I am to sprinkle tiny seeds, cover with same soil, water ever two weeks and separate seedlings in a few weeks. How smart is it to put instructions underneath the container?I’m not finished with this project yet!It may take all summer to grow something my cats may enjoy. I may just plant the seeds out in the garden and let nature take it over.

Doesn't grow from just 1 watering, was very slow in growing and the dirt grew mold

I have grown catnip multiple times and never had a problem. So I made this purchase and it was a terrible buy. I followed the directions from A to Z and the plant never grew. A couple sprouts popped up and then it completely stopped growing. I must have received a bad batch or the product in general is not good.As a weird side note there is one real dumb annoyance for this product. They put the growing instructions on the bottom of the container that is used for the plant. So if you want to double check them or want a guide you have to hold the plant up and risk making a mess. So I suggest taking a picture of them before attempting the growing process.Either way, I won't purchase this again and I can't recommend it either. Good luck if you try it!

Only one seed sprouted from the entire seed supply with this product. I planted about half in the provided container with zero successful sprouts. I then took 12 individual seeds and put them in a temp/humidity controlled seedling incubator - and again not a single one sprouted. The remaining seeds got put into a small pot with some organic potting soil - and ONE finally sprouted.Giving up on these, I went to my local big-box retailer and - for the same price I paid for this kit - bought a commercial packet of seeds, a bag of organic potting soil and a non-disposable window-box planter. After planting about 50 of those seeds, I now have about 50 seedlings growing.