I'm Wired Catnip Seeds Nepeta Cataria x 500

What is Catnip?
Catnip is a perennial herb from the mint family labiatae. The term ‘catnip’ is thought to originate from the response cats show towards the plant. It is the nepetalcataria variety that most cats enjoy.

Nepeta cataria, the scientific name for catnip, is a popular herb that is well-known for its aromatic qualities and capacity to please insects and animals. Catnip is a hardy perennial that draws cats and makes a lovely addition to any garden, so growing it from seed is a rewarding project for both gardeners and cat owners. Catnip grows to a height of two to three feet, with soft, gray-green leaves and delicate lavender flowers. It makes an eye-catching landscape feature that does well in full sun and well-drained soil.

Growing instructions
From April to June, sow thinly, 1.5 cm deep, into carefully prepared, well-dug, healthy soil that has already been watered.
Typically, seedlings germinate within around 14–21 days. keep the plants well-watered.
Water plants thoroughly after planting especially during warm days.
Flowering during July through to September.

What happens when my cat has Catnip?
The active ingredient nepetalactone, is an essential oil which alters the behaviour of domestic and other cat species. Around half to two thirds of cats will respond to this oil. Kittens may not react and only develop the full behavioural change at an older age.
A typical response includes sniffing, chewing, licking, head shaking, followed by chin, cheek, and body rubbing.
Additional responses may include stretching, drooling, jumping, licking, aggression, and hyperactivity. The so called "high" will usually last between five and ten minutes.