Thyme Grow Kit | Seeds In A Cup®

Why Growers Trust Seeds In A Cup®

• 100% recyclable eco-friendly packaging
• Hand-assembled in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
• High-germination non-GMO batch-tested seeds
• All-in-one kit: seeds, real soil, planter & instructions
• 100% Growth Guarantee — seeds don't sprout? We replace them free

Grow Your Own Thyme from Seed

The Seeds In A Cup® Thyme Grow Kit is a complete seed-to-sprout system for growing Thymus vulgaris at home. Curated by Kevin Bruce, expert horticulturalist, this kit gives you everything you need to grow fresh thyme for cooking, teas, and home remedies. Perfect for kitchen windowsills, apartment herb gardens, and anyone who wants farm-fresh flavor at their fingertips.

Rated Difficulty Level 1 (Beginner) — no prior gardening experience needed. Germination typically occurs in 14-21 days under proper conditions. Plants can reach 6-12 inches at maturity and thrive in full sun (6-8 hours daily).

What's Included in Your Thyme Grow Kit

• Premium Non-GMO Thymus vulgaris Seeds — batch-tested for high germination rates (2-7+)
• Real Loose Potting Soil — nutrient-rich growing medium, not compressed coir discs
• Recyclable Planter with Lid — clear lid doubles as a humidity dome for germination and a saucer for drainage
• Step-by-Step Growing Instructions — detailed care guide from seed to transplant, written by Kevin Bruce

No extra supplies needed. Just add water and sunlight.

How to Grow Thyme from Seed: Quick-Start Guide

1. Plant: Fill your planter with the included soil. Plant thyme seeds at the depth indicated in your instructions. Mist with water and place the clear lid on top.
2. Germinate: Keep soil warm and moist. Seeds typically sprout in 14-21 days. Remove lid once seedlings emerge.
3. Grow: Place in full sun (6-8 hours daily). Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Follow the included care guide for feeding and transplant timing.

Thyme Plant Profile

Scientific Name	Thymus vulgaris
Plant Type	Perennial Herb
Difficulty Level	Beginner
Germination Time	14-21 days at 65-75F
Mature Height	6-12 inches
Sunlight Needs	Full Sun (6-8 hours daily)
USDA Hardiness Zones	5-9 (Outdoor); All Zones (Indoor)
Planting Season	Spring to Early Summer
Seeds Included	2-7+

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Seeds In A Cup Thyme Grow Kit?

Every kit includes premium non-GMO Thymus vulgaris seeds, real loose nutrient-rich potting soil, a recyclable planter with clear humidity lid, and detailed growing instructions written by expert horticulturalist Kevin Bruce. No additional supplies are needed.

How long does thyme take to grow from seed?

Thymus vulgaris seeds typically germinate in 14-21 days under proper conditions (14-21 days at 65-75F). Plants can reach 6-12 inches at full maturity. Growing conditions including light, temperature, and watering will affect growth rate.

Can I grow thyme indoors?

Yes! This kit is designed for indoor growing on windowsills, countertops, and in apartments. Thyme needs full sun (6-8 hours daily) for best results. A south-facing window is ideal. Grow lights can supplement natural light in lower-light spaces.

Where are Seeds In A Cup kits made?

Every Seeds In A Cup® kit is hand-assembled and ships from our headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. We are a Made in USA company using American-sourced materials and supporting Midwestern agriculture standards.

What if my seeds don't sprout?

We stand behind every kit with our 100% Growth Guarantee. If your seeds do not germinate, contact our support team and we will send you replacement seeds at no charge. We batch-test all seeds in Cleveland to ensure high germination rates.

About Seeds In A Cup®

Seeds In A Cup® provides complete seed starter kits designed for first-time growers to experienced gardeners. Every kit combines premium loose potting soil, high-germination non-GMO seeds, and clear instructions in 100% recyclable packaging. Hand-assembled in Cleveland, Ohio with a 100% Growth Guarantee.

Expert Guidance: All growing instructions and care guides are developed by Kevin Bruce, expert horticulturalist, ensuring accurate and reliable plant care information you can trust.