The pelletized petunia seeds I've bought have been one seed per pellet (how they manage to do that with those teeny seeds is beyond me). So, if they say 10 seeds, that's what you'll get. Maybe someone else has had a different experience (?).

As for Laura Bush - sow 'em once and you'll never have to sow them again. I sowed my first Lauras 3 years ago, and I have them every year.

Good luck! I LUV petunias!

PV

One pelleted seed alone has been my experience with seeds that come pelleted....

Might be interesting to see the process done, or maybe not - much of it mechanical.

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Same here for me. One seed per pellet. That's how my petunia's and Nicotiana seeds arrive.

Pellets are great. You can space them more evenly when sowing and use less seeds. This is a good thing for spreaders like waves.

I sowed some begonia pellets today for inside under lights- so much easier to work with than dust-like raw begonia seeds.

Karen