Seeds Oriental

Seeds Oriental
Can poppy seeds bought for cooking be used to grow poppy plants?

I’m interested in growing papaver somniferum (also known as the opium poppy). I am not sure if poppy seeds sold in garden stores (oriental red) are of the same genus or species, so I am wondering if it is possible to plant and grow poppy plants from the poppy seeds bought in supermarkets for cooking?

By the way, I find the plant to be very beautiful and in no way, shape, or form intend to harvest any opium or partake in any illegal activities of any kind .

Years ago I tried to germinate the poppyseeds I bought for cooking. They must have been toasted or something so they never grew even though I went through the soaking, etc.

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