Tom F.
My 4- and- a- half year son liked to grow it and watched crystalls appear on it. He used to grow another tree crystals prior, so he knew what to expect. It was pretty. The only thing I didn't like the crystals from the tree fell down fast.
Overall, cute, quick activity. Easy to do, entertaining the child.
The chain to decorate made it worse being very heavy for the grown crystals.
I'd buy again.
Souad E.
We bought this for my kids for Christmas and didn't really have too many expectations. This tree blew us away. It started blooming, small bits at first, within an hour or so. By 3 hours later there was significant blooms. But by the next morning, roughly 12 hours after we did it, the tree was COVERED in big, colorful puffy blooms, just like the picture! My kids were overjoyed. It does take a few weeks to arrive, so plan accordingly, but it's well worth the wait!
Souad E.
When you have a son stationed what seems like a million miles awayWhen you have a son stationed what seems like a million miles away..that can't come home for Christmas..well, they need a little piece of home and holidays too. This a a super cute idea...unique too.
Edith C.
Fun little project
Loved doing this with my son a few weeks before Christmas. Gave us a chance to have a “fun” science talk and decorate for the holidays (& give our gingerbread house a Christmas tree).
Sherri B.
This was so much fun for the kids to watch this little tree “grow.” This worked amazingly well. I did use a dropper to saturate the top portion of the tree to help it along, but it was so simple.
