Are these seeds organic? And also are they heirloom seeds?
357009
They are organic & non GMO. We're already on our 3rd generation of some seeds. They give and give. Just collect wisely.
357010
Yes and yes! That is why I purchased them. I wanted to start a Non-GMO garden and be able to sell the plants and seeds myself. Almost all the seeds I have planted in my small greenhouse have germinated.
1327133
No, they are not labeled organic. They are completely free of any preservative-the old fashioned shriveled up dried raisin. I am very sulfite and preservative sensitive and I do not react to these raisins. I hope this helps you.
877718
I first would like to state that Organic Traditions is a reputable company, that being said I usually just use these straight out of the bag, I store mine in the refrigerator to protect the delicate oil in them. I do not was my seeds and I have not sprouted these as of yet.
446174
It's wrong. They are not organic. Even the Bob's Red Mill website doesn't show any organic potato flakes on their site. Since they make numerous organic products, I'm sure it would say it on the pkg. I wish they were. We eat almost all organic foods. These are a spurge for us. Basically like our take-out night since we don't eat any of that stuff (we're gluten, dairy and chemical preservative free). They are easy and tasty. I add s&p; and avocado oil and a but of garlic powder and they're great!
2047704
It says they are 100% pure shelled hemp seeds that are certified organic, kosher, non-gmo, gluten free and raw. It would be impossible to answer all your questions without being there in person. I personally trust that they are raw as advertised and feel they are a healthy alternative to other things we place into our bodies.
945714
I was concerned about this too and did a bit if research. What I read about these seeds had led me to believe that they aren't GMO. Hope this helps.
426137
I'm not sure about all sprouting seed at Todd's seeds but I have purchased the alfalfa and broccoli seeds and they are certified organic.
1155645
Laurie, The package says 'Organic' but does NOT have the green and white USDA organic label. The toddsseds.com website hits all the right keywords 'heirloom', 'organic', 'non-gmo', and 'open-pollinated' in their general business description. I haven't followed up with the company...if they're on the level they should be able to provide a copy of organic certification.--please post a review if with what you find out, if you get a satisfactory answer from Todd's.--jylle
452821
They are certified organic which meens that legally they can not be GMO. As always though being a consumer we simply trusting that the seller is providing what they say. They sprout well and are verry tasty though. Hope that helps.
1952920
Yes they are all organic,I have been using fox farm organic for the past two years, big buds,great results,Good Luck
916664
We only sell Non Hybrid seed - NO GMO seeds-Heirloom seeds. These are NOT monsanto seeds.
1641462
It isn't labeled as 'organic' but I grow organically and I have no problem using these. Generally it is anything that is treating a tree to kill pests that you need to be careful about the types of chemicals you are using, but when it comes to fertilizing them most things that would 'feed' them are beneficial to people as well. I've used these for years and have some terrific apples and pears every year, some of them heirlooms that others have problems growing.
426136
The package does not indicate the seeds are organic. If they were, there would be some indication, so have to assume the answer is no.
1485765
I'm just a customer, so I don't know the answer to this question. I do know that they aren't organic(which means they definitely AREN't GMO). Also they aren't truly raw in the common vernacular( they are steamed) and even though they are called "sprout-able" they DON'T ACTUALLY SPROUT. I will not be buying them again.
1813356
As far as I can tell these seeds are fine. We are currently using them and planted them last year as well. If you want to, you may want to check out publications like Mother Earth News to get more background on seed (companies). Through that magazine we have started using Southern Exposure Seed Exchange because of their reputation (and they are in NO way fully or partially owned by Monsatan, Syngenta, Cargill, etc)
90269
No, it's not organic. They are very good to start seeds though. No nutrients in them. They are just like insulation they use in housing construction. Very good for hydroponics.
1604411
Sorry, I have no way of determining that. I really think it has more to do with what you do with the seed after receiving it when you talk organic. I also don't know if the seeds were genetically modified. You should be able to get some information from the seed packet. If not, you could try contacting the supplier.