Planted these outside in containers as seeds not transplants. How long until harvest when you plant them as seeds? Mine are now 90 days old.
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If the peppers are approximately 2 - 3 inches long and bright in color, they are ready to pick. Usually takes min 4 to 6 weeks from seed to get to transplant size.
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This is my first go at growing them from seeds. My guess would be at least three years before any fruit could be picked.
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I use a high quality growing soil and a germination station. It's been four weeks since I planted them and half of the plants have sprouted.
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Just need to plant them and water asap :). Instructions can be found found on the Mr Stacky website which shows best planting practices. Roots in the ground, crowns just above the soil line. Roots come dormant and coming out of dormancy so they are thirsty when you get them. New signs of growth will happen in 1-3 days. The weight should just be ignored amazons shipping goes on weight which is not accurate with actual USPS rates for shipping live plants so we the seller has to correct it by adding weight.Thank you very much!
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I don't know. We live in South Carolina and plant them in the spring and save the seeds from the flowers for spring replanting. My guess in warm climates that will not get a hard freeze they might do OK
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I don't know whether or not you can plant these now, but some of mine still sprouted last week since I planted them at May. For my opinion, they are pretty hardy. Maybe you can try to plant them if you live in a sunny and warm area.
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Personally I have mine in a large pot, about an inch deep, I planted the whole package in the large pot, I kept them outside all summer, then when it turned cold, I moved them inside, they set in from of my sliding glass door on the floor, I water them once a week, just checking the soil, I don't keep them too wet, mine are beautiful, and they continue to grow. I hope this was some help?
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An update from you would be good. If you left them in the ground, you should be seeing flowers and foliage soon. I would think that you planted them too late to get flowers in that year, but hopefully they still would have lived.
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We live in Utah, we bought 2, planted them inside while they grew a bit, put them outside for spring and summer, now back in for the winter. They are about 3 ft tall now, I expect to plant them outside this year and see how it goes!
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I have plant them in northern ill. on the end of April work out good I had lots in the end off October when I dick them out p. s. I plant them in 5 gallon buckets that way they wont take over the garden only one per bucket hope this will help good luck
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I'm in zone 9--planted in July which was late, but they grew and produced. Probably early spring when planting other things would be good.
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I just plant them outside in my containers and within days they sprout. I always count them and so far for the last three years they have all come up. They produce great cukes.
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If they are ACTUALLY milkweed seeds (mine weren't!), stratifying them helps germination. Place them in damp soil in the fridge for a couple of months. Then put them in a warm location to sprout. I know this doesn't help for this year, but I hope it'll help you later. :)
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we kept ours in the kitchen.. the first batch took a bit longer because we discovered we did not soak it enough. The second batch only took less than a week. Honestly, we didnt eat them, I procrastinated and didn't pick them soon enough and they wilted. As soon as they grow you almost have to eat them.
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I planted them in a planter and they never grew. I may have gotten a bad batch of seeds but they didn't work by planting them in a planter.
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I have brought in for the winter due I got them August. To late to transplant. I have them under grow light .They are about 2ft high now.
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Mine are in pots on a deck. 2 years on doing fine. I left one as a trailing plant and one climbing a trellis. No berries yet but are still beautiful.