What happens when the plants die?
665380
The center tray lifts right out for cleaning and disposal of the expired pods. You will definitely know when the time is approaching, as you will see the roots inside the bowl beginning to fill the space. Once you remove the dead pods, you have to clean the pump of roots and residue, then you can start right back up with new pods.
594685
Most likely. From both the product description and my experience, this product kills ALL vegetation.
1992626
Unfortunately, the plant we got from 9 Green box didn't produce any flowers and either dead or dying so we can't answer your question. Furthermore, we're still waiting for result of the requested for refund of the purchased of the plant. Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.Thank you.
299646
In its normal state the plant is green. When in bloom, the leaves turn red wirh delecate purple flowers.
452753
Yes I think so. You can call to check first Your plants won't know what happened! I love it.
1126331
It'll die, needs air and light, in the winter time bring in the house for the night, depends on ur winter temperatures,summer time no more then 95F, but not on the direct light put in a shade, keep soil moisture
1387103
One of the plants I recieved was less than a pinky size and died....the other one is kept inside the house by a window ...I'm assuming it will fair well in the summer as it will be hot...we shall see if this will survive...as long as it's kept in a pot and brought in during chilly weather it will survive....
299644
I can't tell you because mine died before it bloomed. I followed the direction and it still died. Maybe you'll have better luck that me.
120221
I put the 2 plants I ordered in the ground after I got them around Father's Day, but they didn't do very well. Disappointingly, they both died. It's a shame; my husband fondly remembered Wintergreen from his youth, and he would have enjoyed seeing it spread.
886451
It will kill existing treated plants as well as any seeds in the immediate area for the remaining summer season. Remember that your neighbours untreated plants will create seeds which could migrate onto your lawn during the summer season so treat your lawn again in October before winter sets in if you're in the north to prevent another crop next spring. Hope this helps.
1787966
Here in Florida I plant them in the spring and then they are harvested in the fall or winter. They die down and then come back up.
57304
No, most succulents are very unhappy at 40 degrees; under that, they die Since they hold water (one of their great drought-resistant features), they quickly freeze and die off A few varieties will come back to life in the spring, but do not believe that any would survive the hard freezes of Zone 5 I lost a lot of plants last winter, with only a week of sub-zero temps and covered in plastic.
637109
I just got seeds, they grew for about six months then all died. I'm guessing they didn't get nearly enough sun :(
633462
May have waterlogged it and caused them to rot. If so, you can easily pull off the dead spikes. Allow the remaining leaves to dry for a couple of days to see if they remain greenish white. Water with a mist. They may survive.
1443005
Just shipping itself kills plants, even in the best weather sometimes.. I suggest to wait for good weather.
486126
Just throw the whole thing in the garbage! The water has passed through many chemicals. I know it will kill plants; I don't know what effects it might have on your septic system.
992802
I don't know but to be honest, my plants have not come back yet after the winter. Very bummed b/c they really grew beautifully. I'm hoping I see growth soon.