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Succulent Nature: Moss rose is a succulent, which means it has fleshy leaves that store water. This adaptation allows the plant to thrive in hot and dry conditions.
Colorful Flowers: The most notable feature of the moss rose is its vibrant, showy flowers. They come in a wide range of colors including red, pink, yellow, orange, white, and various bicolor combinations. The flowers are typically small but are produced in abundance, creating a carpet of color when planted in clusters.
Low-Growing Habit: Moss rose plants have a low-growing and trailing habit, which makes them ideal for ground cover, hanging baskets, or container gardening.
Sun-Loving: These plants thrive in full sun and require plenty of sunlight to produce their best flowers. They are well-suited for hot and arid climates.
Easy Care: Moss roses are relatively easy to care for. They prefer well-draining soil and don't require frequent watering.
Annual or Perennial: Moss roses are often grown as annuals in colder climates, but they can be perennial in warmer regions where the temperatures don't drop significantly.
Keep in mind that while these plants are relatively easy to grow, they might not tolerate frost or very cold temperatures, so appropriate care should be taken in colder climates.
About Our Seeds
- Seeds packed in tear and moisture-resistant packaging
- Stored in controlled, dry facility.
- Always packed for current and upcoming seasons.
- Non-GMO, Untreated
- True to the variety advertised.
- Growing Instructions Included
EXCLUSIVELY FRESH
Non-compliant or aged seeds are locally donated, minimizing waste.
SAFE SEEDS
Non-GMO, Heirloom, Untreated Seeds.
SAVING TRADITION
With mature plants, you have the opportunity to save seeds from your harvest and cultivate seeds year after year.
User
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
I've had bad luck with this flower, when I bought seeds before, they just refused to sprout. But with this pack almost all the seeds sprouted, I had so many little seedlings. Of course, I still ended up killing them because my thumb is as black as my heart. But if I were to try again I would definitely have another go with this seed packet again.I soaked the seeds in water like the packet suggested, and then laid them on a wet paper towel for a few days. Where I messed up was leaving them on the paper towel for too long, because they grew so fast and grew roots through the paper towel, then it was too difficult to transfer because they were so fragile and delicate. I was really not prepared for how successful it would be, but hopefully I've learned for next time.
Michelle.R.Dillon
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
They germinated well. I didn't plant a lot, just about 20 seeds so I could see how many popped up, and I had 18 pop up and 15 of those are growing well. I haven't seen the color of the flowers yet. Good price on the pack.
G.T.G
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I really didn't think these Moss Rose seeds would work out. I've purchased so many seeds online over the years, and I have found that very few of them actually sprout and grow like they should. I decided to take my chances on this one by The Lucky Stars brand. It's $7.45 for the pack of10,00. I wouldn't even begin to try to actually count these very tiny seeds, but I can tell you that it looks accurate. The seeds are VERY small and dark in color. The packaging is beautiful, but I do wish it had a way to reseal it. The seeds seem to be good quality because they are sprouting, but if they don't grow well or anything goes wrong with them, I will update my review. As for the value, it seems the price for Portulaca seeds can vary from a few dollars to about @10 for 10,000 seeds. If they stay growing good like they are, I will say they are an excellent value.
Miss Phoebe
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
I bought some of these last year and they were lovely, so I am growing more.
Denise Griffitts
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
I haven’t had the chance to sow these 10,000 mixed moss rose seeds yet since it’s too early in the season, but the packaging is great and the variety of colors looks promising. I’m excited to see how they grow when the weather warms up.The seeds appear to be of good quality, and I’m looking forward to adding these vibrant flowers to my garden in the near future.
Darla
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
I'm really looking forward to planting these moss rose seeds in the spring.It's a nice big envelope of seeds. There are planting instructions on the back of the package with some useful tips for sprouting.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I have always wanted to grow Moss Rose Flowers. When these arrived, I noticed that the packet is small. The packet doesn’t have a sell by date on it or a packed for year, or at least I couldn’t find one. I opened the packet, that has to be cut or torn open. It can’t be resealed. The seeds are tiny. There are good instructions on the back of the packet that say it takes 2-3 weeks for them to germinate and they should be lightly pressed into the soil, but not covered. I am trying to germinate these seeds with damp paper towels, but I’m not sure how that will work, since they need light to sprout. It’s only been a couple of days. I will try to update this, in a few weeks.
Shopping Queen
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
I wasn't thinking about the timing when I ordered these. It is still two months from Spring, so I'll have to post an update later about their germination rate. They were well packaged in a kinda plastic packet. I find it hard to believe there are 10,000 seeds, but then again they are very tiny.Unfortunately, a clump of seeds got caught in the top seal. They'll probably come loose after I play with the packet a bit, hopefully they didn't get overheated by the sealing mechanism. I'm guessing this is exactly why many companies stick with the paper envelopes for seeds.
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