Is this the self pollinating variety?
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It can be all depends on if it has male & female flowers.. Looks almost like the solo variety, by the fruit shape..
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Yes, it is but I take a Q-tip and pass pollen between all the flowers on the one tree. I now have 5 fruit and they look very healthy. My tree is about 7' tall and it took a year for it to fruit. I keep it inside during the winter but move it outside during the day. I live in PHX. It needs lots of sun, water and warmth. Make sure soil is not soggy - it will rot.
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I cannot answer your question, as I am not afarmer. All I can say my Papaya tree is growingbeautifully, is almost 2 feet tall. It was only 4"tall when I purchased it.
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Yes, it is suppose to be self pollinating. Mine is not old or big enough yet - but I am patiently waiting. Good luckBonnie
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It's a mix. The flowers on white and there are yellowy/beige around the white panels. It's actually quite nice. My apologies for replying late. Busy and then my computer got a virus.
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Yes, but I repotted it as is my usual practice when receiving plants via mail. I have kept the plant in the garage this winter, as I live in zone 6A-5B. We shall see how hardy the plant is come warmer weather.
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No, not at all. It is a regular seed packet with a mixture of different plants. Seeds are a mix of small and medium size.
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According the the picture they are both annual and perennial. Looking at the picture there looks to be more perennial than annual. Mine are not even close to blooming yet.
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Yes it is Asclepias curassavica. And my recent batch of seeds were in very good shape. Had a high germination rate.
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Yes definatlythey can establish themselves by then, but the varieties I got were mostly big varieties ask if they can send smaller varieties!
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You might need to do the pollination yourself because mine is not even growing up that fast and it's not showing any sights of giving fruit yet
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no. It was for stinkbugs. We want bees to come into our flowers and garden to pollinate.
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I bought from Hirt's - around 25", and they had fruit on. I read that Aberguina starts fruiting at 2 - 3 years. I think they are self-pollinating.
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I do not know, I just bought mine and planted Carolina Jasmine and English Ivy to weave together.
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They are not quite the same type of plant. Jobes makes an all-purpose spike, which is what the rose of sharon is supposed to get. I wouldn't over fertilize either, since it will promote new growth, but not necessarily blooms. Now is a good time, early spring.
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Not sure...second I believe. I bought a two year old plant. It's leafed out but no flowers yet.
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Hey ggoose: The answer is: yes-ish. I spoke to two different people at Bob's and got the same answer, so I'm inclined to trust them. They said that the corn comes from single source farms using non-GMO seeds. However, they cannot account for cross pollination with potential GMO corn. So, it's as non-GMO as one can get short of testing all seeds prior to planting.
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No. It appears to be some kind of sphagnum product. I found it best to soak them, add the seeds and then insert them into the seed starter.
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i think it is. so far my plant is in my front window so it gets at least 6 hours of sun. i am seeing little shoots popping out of the soil. don't know if i shoule leave them.
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The seeds came in a standard seed packet...and the turnout of flowers wasn't good.Unsure if it was the seeds, or my lack of a green thumb :-)