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Catnip & Catmint Seeds for Cats – 250 Seeds

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Original price was: $3.79.Current price is: $2.08.

Grow catnip and catmint plants that cats love to play with and interact with.

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Johnsons Catnip & Catmint – 250 Seeds

Cats are fascinated by toys filled with the aromatic dried leaves and flowers. They also enjoy plants grown in garden borders. Flowers appear in the first year after early sowing.

Indoor Sowing

Best time: January to April
Method: Sow in trays filled with moist compost
Instructions: Sow thinly, cover with a fine layer of compost, firm gently, and keep moist. Maintain temperature at approximately 20°C. Seedlings appear in 14–28 days.

Outdoor Sowing

Best time: April to June
Method: Sow in a prepared seed bed
Instructions: Sow thinly in rows 15cm apart. Cover lightly with fine soil, firm gently, and keep moist.

Plant Care

When large enough, transplant seedlings 5cm apart in trays. Gradually acclimatize to outdoor conditions from late May onwards (avoid frosts). Transplant to final position 30cm apart in flowering beds.

Flowering Period

Flowers from June to September, in the same year.

Item Details
Seeds Included 250 seeds
Plant Type Catnip and Catmint
Germination Time 14–28 days
Flowering Season June to September

FAQ

When is the best time to sow catnip and catmint indoors?

The best time to sow indoors is from January to April.

How should I care for the seedlings after they appear?

Transplant seedlings 5cm apart in trays when large enough. Gradually acclimatize them to outdoor conditions from late May onwards, avoiding frosts.

Can I grow catnip and catmint outdoors?

Yes, sow outdoors from April to June in a prepared seed bed, spacing rows 15cm apart.

3 reviews for Catnip & Catmint Seeds for Cats – 250 Seeds

  1. Cameron Dyer –

    Grew catnip and catmint from seeds last spring. The plants bloomed in June and my cat was completely obsessed with them. Easy to grow and the scent is pleasant. Perfect for a small garden or container.

  2. Nathan Peters –

    Sowed the seeds in April indoors. Transplanted to the garden in May. The plants grew well and produced flowers by July. My cat visited every day, especially when the flowers were in bloom.

  3. James Fisher –

    The seeds arrived quickly and were well packed. Followed the instructions exactly and the plants sprouted within two weeks. They are now flowering and my cat enjoys napping near them.

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