- Ultimate Non-GMO Heirloom Survival Seed Vault – 23,000 Open-Pollinated Vegetable, Herb & Fruit Seeds for Planting – 144 Varieties for All USDA Hardiness Zones – Long Term Emergency Preparedness Seeds

Super efficient germination! Packaging is very simplistic and doesn't include sowing instructions. Had to go to the internet to learn how to sow the seeds, but almost everything that I planted from this bundle germinated.

I'm very happy with the product, great packaging, ammo can is plastic but it's nice. Definitely a good homestead starter kit/ survival kit. Personally I'm really big on tomatoes, I didn't get all of the tomatoes listed in the picture though. I got the fairly common ones and there were 12 (listed) varieties I didn't get. WITH THAT BEING SAID, they added 12 rare varieties (not listed) I've never heard of so I see it as a solid trade lol, I do wish they had an option to purchase JUST tomatoes seeds. I would definitely buy those also. OVERALL, solid and well worth every penny. Thank you for a great product! ALSO: 144 varieties of seeds. Each pack of seeds has the seed type, germination rate which seems to average about 89% throughout product (solid germ. rate), year the seeds are packaged for, and amount of seeds in pack.

Amazing collection of seeds ! They look really fresh . To those that posted low ratings . I can't speak to the sprouting ability yet .But as to the cost and how many seeds . One would have to be pretty ignorant to complain about quantity .Considering they posted the quantity right in the title ( 23,335+ ) . They also listed all of the 135 seed varieties and how many seeds the bags have for every single bag and variety . There's a huge amount of seeds ! The individual bags have various amounts . Some have a few ( 25+ ), some have more ( 500+ ). Smaller seeds tend to have more seeds . As to cost . If you have no clue how much seeds cost these days you might think these are pricy . Or if you are mathematically challenged . But those that have actually been buying seeds know that you often get a ridiculously small amount and pay a ridiculous high price for them .Anyone that thinks these are high priced go buy individual seed packs count how many seeds you are getting and see how far you get with $75 . You would never get near this many seeds and varieties . Let alone the rare diversity . Not even close ! I'll try to remember to post an update after these get geminated to give an idea of how many sprouted . Sprouting issues are sometimes the user though . Do I have complaints ? Sure . There are some strange gaps in the seed varieties .Like only one pack of corn .Several other common vegetables have only one variety . Tomatoes have something like 21 ! WOW ! That is impressive ! 4 types of Okra , really Okra ! ? Would rather have 4 varieties of Cauliflower . But if you bought these from a grocery store or plant nursery as individual packs . You wouldn't get anywhere near this amount or varieties . And if you did it would cost hundreds . So I'm not complaining . I split these up 3 ways for 3 people's gifts and I'm really pleased with the magnitude of seeds that each are getting . Took me a couple hours just to sort them out into some sort of fair equal grouping . I'm confident each of these recipients are going to be blown away by the quantity and quality of their gift . I'm sure they will be overwhelmed . They are going to have to expand their gardens by about 3 times what they have presently .They are going to have produce coming out their ears !

I bought this to refresh my seeds for this year. I have 5 indoor hydroponic gardens and 2 outdoor ones. I love the quantity and variety of seeds. The germination rate is good for my family to be in veggies throughout the seasons. My only issue is not one with the seeds, but there are so many tomato varieties. For someone who is allergic to tomatoes, this is the only issue that I see. However, this does bode well for those that I trade with! This is my second batch of these (and I have bought some smaller packs) and I plan to buy more in the future.

I had some of these seeds from way back in 2016. Some of them were, unfortunately, not even stored properly. I decided to use them all up this year but didn't want to waste soil, trays, and time on old seeds that, most if not all, won't germinate. So I did a germination test and WOW! Almost all varieties germinated and most of those seeds too! I was shocked. Now I'll have a ton of tomatoes and peppers this year LOL. I have a few more seeds of different veggies that I'll do the same when it's time and I'm betting most of those will germinate too. I'll be ordering more of these seeds! However, it's too bad you can't put together your own kit by picking "x" amount of seeds yourself. Our family isn't big on eggplant, for example, so it'd be nice to pick a veggie we do eat more.