UGAOO Indian Vegetable Seeds Bank For Home Garden 50 Varieties - 2255 Seeds

Excellent quality. Really impressed 💯

Saplings growth was early..super

I purchased the UGAOO Seeds Bank hoping to start a home garden with a wide variety of vegetables and herbs, but the overall experience was very disappointing. Despite soaking many seeds overnight and planting them in ideal conditions with fresh potting soil and sunlight, only around 10% germinated, and even those were weak. This clearly indicates that UGAOO sent old or expired seed stock. Additional issues: Mint (Pudina) — a common herb — was completely missing from the packet. Some packets had very tiny seed quantities, especially: Amaranth (Green) Amaranth (Red) Coriander Fenugreek Lettuce Onion (Red) Spinach (Paalak) Suva Here’s the list of seeds I received — almost all failed to germinate: Amaranth (Green) Amaranth (Red) Coriander Fenugreek Lettuce Onion (Red) Spinach (Paalak) Suva Basli Carrot (Nantes) Carrot (Red) Gongura Leek Radish (White) Spinach (Malabar/Poi) Beans (Cluster) Beetroot Broccoli Cabbage Capsicum (Green) Cauliflower Chilli Lady Finger Mustard Noolkol Tomato Turnip Beans (Broad) Brinjal Black Round Brinjal Banarasi Giant Brinjal Green Round Brinjal Purple Kateri Muskmelon Pea (Cow) Pea (Pigeon) Peas (Green) Sweet Corn Asparagus Beans (French) Cucumber Drumstick Gourd (Ash) Gourd (Bitter) Gourd (Bottle) Gourd (Ridge) Gourd (Snake) Gourd (Sponge) Papaya Pumpkin Watermelon To verify the issue, I also purchased Amaranth (Green) and Amaranth (Red) seeds from a local market — and they germinated within 3 days without any soaking. That confirmed my suspicion: UGAOO’s seed quality is poor. Final Verdict: I do not recommend this UGAOO product until they make significant improvements. Please think twice before buying if you're serious about gardening — it's not just money wasted but also your time, effort, and enthusiasm.

That's an overwhelming count of items. Many unnecessary varieties. The list goes like this. Leafy vegetables: 1. Mustard 2. Coriander 3. Leek 4. Lettuce 5. Red amaranthus 6. Green amaranthus 7. Suva (dil leaves) 8. Spinach 9. Malabar spinach 10. Fenugreek 11. Basil 12. Gongura 13. Asparagus Arial vegetables : 1. Ladies finger 2. Tomato 3. Brinjal purple 4. Brinjal banarasi giant 5. Brinjal black round 6. Brinjal green 7. Chilli 8. Green capsicum 9. Noolkol 10. Turnip 11. Cabbage 12. Cauliflower 13. Broccoli Beans and peas : 14. Green peas 15. French beans 16. Broad beans 17. Pigeon peas 18. Cow peas 19. Cluster beans Gourds and other vines 20. Spong gourd 21. Ash gourd 22. Ridge gourd 23. Bitter gourd 24. Bottle gourd 25. Snake gourd 26. Cucumber 27. Pumpkin 28. Radish white 29. Carrot 30. Red carrot 31. Beetroot 32. Red onion Other vegetables : 33. Sweetcorn 34. Drumstick Fruits : 35. Papaya 36. Muskmelon 37. Watermelon And why fruits were included when they said vegetables, I don't know. How many brinjals should a simple home gardernr need? What to do with asparagus, leek and dil? Turnip, ash gourd?? Really? Yes, your brand is known for good germination percentage and quality seeds. So? That doesn't justify this insane mix of varieties. I know business is for profit. But not like this. A change in the items will be appreciated.

Good product

Good quality seeds. Awesome growth.

Germination rate less than 50%

Good quality seeds but I was expecting more variety