Will these seeds grow in Puerto Rico?
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I'm in So. California so I'm really not sure. I'm sure they would but you should probably contact the seller to be sure.
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I grow mine inside as they are sensitive to extremes. The only place you can grow them outside on the mainland is selected spots in California near the coast. They like it between 60 and 80 degrees I believe. You won't get many berries out of put grown plants though, but they do flower and supposedly smell nice. Mine are still very young and have not flowered.
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Paula, I actually havent planted these seeds yet. I apologize i cant help you on this one .Sincerely , Tiara
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I would say as long as the ground isn't frozen, then you can plant them. I'm zone 5a (new york) and I'll probably be planting mine around mid-april.
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It depends upon the seller. Some sellers can ship to Puerto Rico, others don't. If you wish to make a purchase we do ship to Puerto Rico.
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Hello,This is OnlineShop matsuri. Goods can be sent to Puerto Rico. Thanks.
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I grow mine in Wisconsin, just need to make sure you bring them indoors before the temperatures begin to drop.
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Mr. Rivera, due to the perishable nature of our product and the expense involved, we do not ship to Puerto Rico at this time. Thank you for your interest in Sambazon
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I bought the seeds but they are not mature enough to bear as yet. I will have to wait at lease a month before they are even close to producing perrpers. Sorry.
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I live in Rhode Island and the winters are somewhat harsh. When would you recommend I plant the seeds?
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Thank you for your interest in our package deal! In regards to your inquiry, we do offer shipping to Puerto Rico. We only ship to that location through USPS.
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These should grow in North Carolina but you will need to cover them in the winter.
120894
I don't know (live in Puerto Rico), but the answer from Ross seems reasonable.
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I have three of these plants that are in their first year of growth (South Florida). Heat, humidity, full sun, no problem. Growth is rapid and currently they are flowering. My research indicated that these plants are hardy, even for short periods of time at freezing temps. San Diego would probably be an excellent environment to grow these wonderful berries. Good luck and post a follow up in six months to let us know.
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Absolutely. I started over 1,500 tomato pepper and eggplant seeds in my basement using a light and grow set ups until they were ready for sale and planting outdoors. you need to watch the seedlings carefully because the seedlings will get leggy if plants are exposed to too much light. They can be started in 72 cube strays (3 trays to a typical light set up) and need to be properly watered and fed with a diluted liquid seed starter (b-1) for food ( use an eyedrop) . They need to be rotated and be subject to the lightness and darkness of a typical day as if they were outside. As they grow they can be transplanted into a bigger cardboard like containers that you can find at Big Lots or Ocean State Job Lots. Eventually all you have to do is put these into the ground when it is thier time for planting. Hope this helps.
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Good question. One I didn't think of before buying these. They are grown in Ecuador and packaged in FL.
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Yes, especially the redish orange ones. Future seeds are easily obtainable from the flowers if you don't deadhead them.