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Are You a Cat Person?

This is NOT CANNABIS. These are REALLY Catnip seeds - of the cat crack variety. If you have a cat that likes catnip, they will LOVE you for getting them this.

Every Cat is Different

I've noted that mine don't seem to give a F*** about it while it's growing. But after being dried and rubbed a bit, a different reaction entirely. Your cat may want to nibble to growing plants.

I harvest the large plumes of flowers after a few months, and it regrows pretty easily, much like cannabis will, if you leave enough to photosynthesize after harvest.

Germinating catnip seeds does have a few special considerations to ensure successful growth. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

- **Stratification**: Catnip seeds may benefit from stratification, which is a process that mimics natural conditions to break seed dormancy. This involves placing the seeds in a freezer overnight and then soaking them in water for 24 hours?.

- **Sowing**: After stratification, sow the seeds in a seed starting tray and keep them in a warm place. Consistent moisture is crucial, and germination should occur within 5-10 days?.

- **Temperature**: The ideal temperature for germination is around 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit. Higher temperatures can speed up the germination process?.

- **Light**: Catnip seeds need light to germinate, so place them in a bright location or under grow lights?.

- **Winter Sowing**: If you're in a cooler climate, you can use the winter sowing method, which involves sowing seeds in transparent containers outside during winter to simulate stratification?.

Remember, catnip can be invasive, so it's important to manage its growth and spread in your garden?. Happy gardening! ????