A packet suits you when you know which variety you want. A gift set brings together several varieties from one family and costs less than the same number of separate packets.

Organic vegetable seeds and seed sets

Q: Are these seeds suitable for aquaponics and hydroponics?

Yes. A seed does not depend on the growing technique: sow it in a rockwool cube, a sponge or a coco coir plug, then transplant the seedling into your system.

Q: What should I start with in aquaponics?

Lettuces, lamb's lettuce, pak choi and herbs such as basil or chives. These plants grow quickly and cope well with a system that is still young.

Q: How should seeds be stored?

Somewhere dry, cool and dark, in their closed packet. An airtight box in the refrigerator extends their germination capacity.

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Three whole Black Crimea tomatoes, one cut tomato and a heap of seeds, on a white background

Crimean Black Tomato Seeds

$7.00

Reine de Mai cabbage lettuce plant with soft green leaves, next to a handful of its seeds

Reine de Mai lettuce seeds

$7.00

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Dwarf pak choi plant with broad green leaves and white stalks, with a small pile of seeds beside it

Dwarf pak choi (Chinese cabbage) seeds

$7.00

Vert de Gênes basil plant with large bright green leaves, next to a small pile of its seeds

Genovese basil seeds

$7.00

A whole four-lobed Prima Belle red pepper with a green stalk, with a small pile of seeds beside it

Prima Belle Pepper Seeds

$7.00

Syrian Stuffing aubergine, deep purple with a green calyx, shown alongside a handful of its seeds

Syrian Stuffing aubergine seeds

$7.00

Elongated Grappoli Corbarino cherry tomatoes, whole and cut, with a small heap of seeds

Grappoli Corbarino Cherry Tomato Seeds

$7.00

Bunch of Géant d'Italie flat-leaf parsley with large, deeply cut leaves, next to a small pile of seeds

Giant of Italy parsley seeds

$7.00

Whole Melon Cantaloup Charentais with netted skin and green ribs, with a small pile of seeds placed in front

Charentais Cantaloupe melon seeds

$7.00

Gorria Espelette chilli pepper, bright red and elongated, shown alongside a handful of its pale seeds

Espelette Gorria Pepper Seeds

$7.00

Verte de Cambrai lamb's lettuce rosette with small rounded leaves, next to a pile of its seeds

Verte de Cambrai corn salad seeds

$7.00

Bunch of cultivated coriander with cut leaves, shown with a small pile of its round seeds

Cultivated coriander seeds

$7.00

Bunch of common chives with fine hollow stems, shown with a small heap of their seeds

Common chive seeds

$7.00

A Dark Opal basil plant with deep purple, serrated leaves, with a small pile of black seeds beside it

Basil seeds, Dark Opal

$7.00

Gloire du Dauphiné batavia lettuce in a rosette, green leaves edged with red, with a small pile of seeds at its base

Batavia lettuce seeds, Gloire du Dauphiné

$7.00

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All the seeds in this collection are certified organic and can be sown in the vegetable garden as well as in aquaponics or hydroponics. Packets let you choose a specific variety, such as Reine de Mai lettuce, Genovese basil or Black Krim tomato. Gift sets bring together several varieties from the same family, tomatoes, salad leaves and chard, herbs or root vegetables, for varied harvests at a lower cost.

In aquaponics, lettuces, herbs and Asian greens are the easiest to start; tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers need a mature, well-lit system. Start your seedlings in germination cubes or sponges, and see The 15 plants to grow in aquaponics.

Frequently asked questions

Are these seeds suitable for aquaponics and hydroponics?

What should I start with in aquaponics?

Packet or gift set?

How should seeds be stored?

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