ChiaPet Rick & Morty - Morty with Seed Pack, Decorative Pottery Planter, Easy to Do and Fun to Grow, Novelty Gift, Perfect for Any Occasion

This is my first experience with a chia pet so I wasn’t sure what to expect. We started the process on a Sunday and within days we could see roots sprouting. Fast forward about ten days and our chia pet has a full grown head of chia plant! It’s a simple process and can be used as a learning tool for kids (maybe not the Rick and Morty variety but you get the idea). I also now see why they call it a chia “pet.” It requires some care throughout the process. The instructions mention that there are enough seeds for three grows.Some minor snags might be that the seed paste slides down on to areas that aren’t supposed to have seeds...and they will absolutely sprout wherever they land. It’s an easy fix though; just wipe them off. And if you let your chia pet outside to get some sun, bugs may make a home.

Same chia pet but so funny. I got it for my son for Christmas and he loved it.

This arrived perfect!

My son had wanted the Rick and Morty Chia Pet forever. So I finally got it for him and I wish that I hadn’t. We thought it would be easy to take care of and do but it’s turned out to be a lot of work. When applying the seeds we somehow ended up with a bald spot so he was mad about that. And dumping the water and refilling everyday is just a pain. But I will say that the head is identical to the character and if you can grow the seeds it’s actually really fun to look at.

Cute little Morty head but chia seeds will not grow for me.

Fun gift

It was cute for a while but got moldy and we had to clean it all off, i will try to get new seeds and start over.

Not so easy to grow on this one anyway. I don’t know if it has to do with the way it’s shaped but mine did not grow and I tried twice following the directions precisely