What type of medium does it like? Eventually it's gotta outgrow that pot.
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I also used Miracle Grow Potting mix and have repotted to larger once. So far it appears to be low maintance just watering a couple times a week.
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Mine came with 10 plants, and I repotted all of them (big ones by themselves, smaller ones two-per a pot). I used Miracle Grow, and so far so good.
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I like Miracle Grow potting mix. They grow very well in it and it is not that expensive. I do not know what zone you are in, but do not let your plants get hit by the frost. We move our plants in over the winter. Do not look for any production of beans the first year, they will not produce coffee beans until the second or third year. However, the plants are beautiful as ornamental house plants during the winter. Hope this helps.
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Right now it is in a pot (12in by 12in), and I will transplant it in a larger pot in time.
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I love in Colorado and have the same situation. I put it in a pot in the house and moved it to the patio during the summer months as long it doesn't get below 40. It's finally starting to grow new leaves. It's nothing like the picture. 4 leaves on a stick.
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I gave it as a gift but I would think if you can get it to grow at all you way ahead of me. I did read somewhere they suggest cutting back anything that extends out of the container.
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It's very small, compared to pictured mature cactus. It is being grown in a greenhouse at temps no lower than 50 degrees F. Don't expect any fruit for several years.
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these pot look nice but it doesn't take as much dirt as a reg. pot. the deepest part are on the sides where it deeper. I notice that the flowers only grew on the deeper side not in the middle of the pot.Make sure to make the holes on the bottom for the excess water to get out. I'm happy with them and I bought white which you can paint them in different colors next if you like.
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Have not tried it but I guess if fill it up with the required amount of water as indicated will cook medium.
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I just received the plant a few weeks ago and it is growing as I had to repot it. Too soon for it to give beans but I'm sure it will.
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The size of the plant depends on its environment. It can grow bigger if tansplanted to larger pots. You can keep it small by trimming the roots back every few years, just be careful not to trim off too much.
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Probably the way it's grown, or Region??? Not sure? They both taste excellent!! :-))
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I bought one last year and it has hardly grown from when I got it. In fact I was worried it was going to die..... But it is still green, but literally is only an inch tall. I have no idea how slow growing it is, but I am hopeful it will be bigger next year
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Mine came in a "nursery plastic pot". I transplanted it to a nice ceramic pot and it is doing fine.
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We are growing it indoors because it needs daily care regarding watering and checking soil moisture. Because it has been so cold we haven't been able to have it outside in the sun so the soil became moldy and had to be replaced with added rocks for improved drainage. Overall it's doing great.
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I believe it is a substrate medium for growing.....it is sterile and requires you to perform an inoculation of spores via a syringe typically...
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It did not grow for me, but I am not known for having a lot of luck with plants of any kind. It started out really fast and lush, then just died away.
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Thats such a subjective question. I dont do a lot of hot so for me its on the higher end of medium.
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Replace it when it starts to outgrow the pot. Check the roots. If they're all wrapped around the edges of the pot, it's time to move to a pot an inch wider.
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depends on how much you like asparagus, it will take a couple years and these roots were not as big and hearty as the ones I got the year before, so they will take a while to see how it goes