Are they safe to grow edibles in?
897690
I grow enough herbs for us and some of my neighbors and co-worker in them. No one has ever gotten sick.
1875809
They will not wilt if you bake them long enough. Bake til Golden and you should be fine.
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
967352
Based on all that I have read it should be safe. I do not recall a warning for garden use. Ultimately, I think the manufacturer may be best suited to answer your question definitively.
2121225
Personal opinion, They should not harm the materials. I also have some mixed Citrus EOs and I wouldn't hesitate to try them in it.
1959501
better safe than sorry, although they are not shipped in cold pack. best to ask people who make them.
1390479
i don t recomend in food place. could be danger . the manual says than cause cancer.
2007690
Do not use it for edibles. The systemic is drawn through the roots to all parts of the plant. Any insects eating the leaves do die off.
1281793
In climate zones 9-11 they can be grown outdoors year round although they can become invasive so be aware of where you sow your seeds; any climate zone colder than 9 can be grown as an annual outdoors (or simply brought indoors for winter). They should tolerate average indoor room temperatures fine, just be sure to use soil which drains well that doesn't compact easily and have it where it can get lots of light with some direct sunlight.
935946
Absolutely they grow indoors..They will benefit from a window location, preferably a window facing the south.
2089629
Yes and no u can grow inside the jars but I would recommend casing after fully colonized for better yield. You will also have to have your own spore source obviously this is only a substrate for mycelium growth.
872165
The Frontier fennel seeds I purchased via Amazon are non-irradiated. I was very happy with them, but use them mainly for baking breads. Therefore, the product is heated sufficiently to kill microorganisms. If you are searching for seeds suitable for sprouting/eating raw, I would not recommend these for such purposes. The bag provides phone#: 800-669-3275 and www.frontiercoop.com so that you might query them regarding possibility that they can supply a product for your purposes.
606782
No its not edible at all just for decoration. I can send u a pic of my wedding cake, it was very pretty.
1000117
If you have fertile and well drained soil they should do very well where you life. As they are indeterminates, they might never stop growing as there will be no frost to kill them... In a sunny environment keep the well watered so the fruit won't crack.
254443
I don't know if they are safe but I would think twice about buying them. I couldn't use them and threw them away because they would not stand upright when there was a taco in them. Totally useless.
1511461
No! This stuff is way stronger than anything edible. I think it would be considered toxic to ingest. Worked well sprayed on poison ivy, though.
478300
It's hard to say. As long as the moisture content is low enough, and factoring in the fact that the husks are eliminated, I would guess at least a year. If they are kept cool and in an airtight container I would suspect they could be kept for years and still be edible. I plan on eating mine up in about 15 months. I eat 50 grams a day, everyday, and I will bet the first ones will taste every bit as good as the last ones. In other words, as long as they don't mold, they will be just fine.