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Mini Christmas Tree Grow Kit
Add wintry whimsy to your home any time of year when your grow your own mini Christmas tree.
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Made in USA
Made from
paper, pine wood, seeds
Measurements
3" L x 3" W x 3" H
Care
Store in dry place before planting
Item ID
61808
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- 5 stars out of 5
It was easy to plant and get started, but it will be a few weeks befor…
- 5 stars out of 5
I gave 2 as gifts but then wanted my own so I got more and everyone is…
- 5 stars out of 5
Very good quality. I knocked it over spilling the contents, scooped it…
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- 5 stars out of 5
- Mcvdpt2007
- verified reviewer
- Greenville, NC
I really hope this sprouts!
It was easy to plant and get started, but it will be a few weeks before it sprouts. I'm so excited!
- 1 star out of 5
- mmfdaf
- Chicago
Doesn't bloom
Can't tell quality as it doesn't bloom. Sad.
Response from merchant
Thanks for posting your review. Sprouts should begin to appear 3–6 weeks after successful planting. Through the quality checks and regular feedback we receive on this item, we’re confident that the poor experience you had was an outlier and we’d like to make this right. We’ve reached out to find a solution that works for you.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Holly
- verified reviewer
- Gettysburg PA
Adorable!
I gave 2 as gifts but then wanted my own so I got more and everyone is so happy to get them!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Cate
- verified reviewer
- Portland, OR
Anticipation
Very good quality. I knocked it over spilling the contents, scooped it back in and it is still growing.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Anniefan
- verified reviewer
- California
My grandchildren LOVE this.
We have to wait and see if it grows!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Julia
- verified reviewer
- West Lafayette
It's sprouting!
It is sprouting. Can't wait to watch it grow.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Gary
- Pittsburgh, PA
Perfect Stocking Stuffer
I bought it for the whole extended family as stocking stuffers. We'll do a growth challenge and keep sending progress reports in our family chat. Can't wait!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Tasha
- Milwaukee, WI
The Perfect Little Christmas Gift 🎄
Absolutely love this Christmas Tree Grow Kit! The packaging is beautiful, the instructions are simple, and watching the tiny tree sprout feels magical. Makes a thoughtful and eco-friendly gift - bought one for my bestie as well!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Liz
- verified reviewer
- 17325
Adorable
Got this for a friend as a little gift and she loved it! Then I wanted one for myself and ordered a few more! I didn't plant it yet but hopefully it'll grow over the winter?
- 5 stars out of 5
- Johnny
- Rochester, NY
Wife loved it!
She cried about the idea of growing our future tree together. Hopefully then with kids! Fingers crossed.
- Tara
- NH
How many weeks does it take to grow taller than the box it is planted in, once the seeds are planted?
Verified reply from Sofia
Norway Spruce seeds usually take 2–4 weeks to sprout, and in the early months they stay quite small, focusing on root growth. In most cases, the seedling will stay within the wooden cube for about 3–6 months before it grows taller than the planter. Growth speed can vary depending on light, temperature, and watering, but you can expect to enjoy it in the cube for quite a while before needing to transplant.
- JenSt
- undisclosed
How big will the tree get? Should it eventually be planted outside?
Verified reply from Sofia
Hello! In the first couple of years it stays small and compact—think desktop décor. With normal care it adds a few inches per year, so it can live happily as a potted mini evergreen for many seasons (just repot as it outgrows its container—our instructions explain when/how). * Planting outside? Optional. If you have the space and a suitable climate, you can move it outdoors later once it’s sturdier. Given many years in the ground, it can grow into a full-size evergreen. If not, keeping it in a larger patio pot long-term is a great alternative. Bottom line: enjoy it indoors now, repot as it grows, and plant outside only if/when you want a long-term landscape tree. We hope this helps. Thanks for posting!
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