Sereniseed Certified Organic Tomato Seeds (10-Pack) – Non GMO, Open Pollinated – Cherokee Purple, Chocolate Cherry, Green Zebra, Brandywine Pink, Black Krim and More - Tomato Seeds for Planting

haven’t used all the seeds yet but from the ones that i have used, they tend to have germinated and full grown extremely well. they taste fresh and overall a great bang for your buck. the instructions are clear making them easy to plant and yield pretty good sized fruit. in terms of health, i haven’t ran into any problems after consuming the fruit from these seeds yet so id say they’re great.

These tomato seeds were phenomenal from start to finish. 😊 The germination rates were outstanding. Using rockwool and grow pods, I achieved 100% germination. I did just about everything you’re not supposed to do with these tomato plants, and they still performed spectacularly. I transplanted them multiple times into different growing mediums and pots, let them get rained on, ignored spacing guidelines, and grew five tomato plants, each in its own 7-gallon grow bag. Despite all of that, the plants produced hundreds upon hundreds of tomatoes. They grew so vigorously that I had more cuttings than I knew what to do with, making it easy to propagate new plants and share them with friends and family. When I examined the plants at the end of the season, the roots in each 7-gallon grow bag were clearly rootbound. Despite the limitation, tomato harvesting did not slow down. In the future, I’ll definitely grow them in 10–15 gallon containers per plant, or possibly directly in the ground, to give them even more room to thrive. I sowed the seeds 8 weeks before my last frost date and transplanted them immediately after my frost date. This seemed to help the roots establish quickly, and these plants produced fruit earlier than my other tomatoes. Overall, these seeds are perfect for both experienced gardeners and beginners like me. Happy gardening! 🪴

I received my seeds on Dec 27th. I planted them 2 days later. Today is Jan 5, 2026. And I already have germination. I will show pics. This is a really big deal to me, because I buy and sell rare, expensive and different types of fruits and vegetables. I grow, cook, can and sell at farmers markets. There have been many times, I have ordered seeds from all over the world, America and Amazon also. It’s unbelievable how many times, I get seeds that won’t germinate, or my pebbles just 3 out of 15, but, who wants to make a big deal out of anything if it’s less $20.00, so I usually just don’t buy from those sellers anymore. Anyways.. EVERY single seed(I didn’t use every seed),I plant in increments. I will definitely use this seller again if they have what I am looking for on my next “round”. I didn’t even need any special soil, I used imported dirt from my back yard😂 anyways. Germinating in 7 days, is perfect. I would definitely recommend this seller to other growers. The price was very affordable. I will make another review on taste after I harvest.

Nearly every seed germinated. Great seeds!

I loved the variety and quantify of seeds for the price point. The seeds germinated well. My only complaint is that the pink brandywine packet of seeds was empty when I opened it, which was weird because it was sealed/unopened when it arrived. The packet must have been sealed with no seeds in it. I was pretty bummed because I was most looking forward to growing that type of tomato.

I received the exact 10 seed packets advertised. I included a picture of the packet backs. Nine of these varieties are indeterminate, meaning they will continue to produce fruit over an extended period. The tenth, rosso sicilian, has slightly conflicting information online, leading me to believe it is semi-determinate. I really love the wide variety offered for the price. Ones offered in stores were 2-2.5 times the price and quite boring looking, and while they might have more seeds per packet, just how many seeds can you use in the five or six years before they go bad? The fruits vary in size from tiny pear and cherry tomatoes to the hefty brandywine. The smallest plants are supposed to be 3-4 feet tall, and the largest up to 8 feet tall. I just started mine, so I cannot speak to the germination and growing quality, but nothing seemed amiss and I was quite happy to find these. I was originally looking for just black krim, and am happy to have branched out. The several other people I am sharing seedlings with are also excited for the diverse crop this year. Update 4/11/24, seven weeks after starting: My tomatoes are flourishing. I included a picture of some at 4 weeks old. The ones I started for myself and a friend have all had 100% germination (20 total, two of each). Some varieties take two weeks to germinate, others were up in four days. I added the half that were thinned to potting mix and now have more tomatoes than I know what to do with. I did not soak the seeds for awhile as recommended by the company, only about five minutes before planting. They were grown in damp standard potting soil under a humidity dome, and fertilized when the second set of true leaves appeared.

The seeds are very good; almost all of them I planted germinated, there was no mixing of varieties, everything grew exactly as shown on the packet. I am very pleased. The tastiest varieties were Valencia, Cherokee, Black Krim, and Chocolate Cherry.

Germination seems to be a problem for some of these tomatoes, but others have come in like a champ. Maybe the weirdest part of this is that the other tomatoes all seem to be highly susceptible to some kind of disease, and none of them survived. The indeterminate needed to be trimmed because they were climbing to about 8 ft tall. Refocus that energy on tomato growth. I will consider buying these next season.