What kind of soil do you plant them in? How does it take them to produce?
944756
great growing vine...great producer....i plant mine in sandy soil the corner of the garden to run the fence....once it's a true vine, you should start to see flowers. flowers die back, and mini's form....takes about a week or two for them to get "plump" enough to pick....
944757
Any good garden soil or potting mix should do. I plant mine in a large pot (about 12" diameter) and set it at the base of a clothesline pole so the vines can climb up and across. They usually grow to 7-8 feet long, and start producing about 6 weeks after first planting the seeds.
944758
I planted them in potting soil in a huge pot because I have poor soil. If you have a garden with regular garden soil it should do. They need a trellis or anything you can provide to climb on and they do climb a lot. Mine grew fom the trellis into the tree. They start fairly early on to bloom and fruit but I think it depends on the climate you have how early it will be. They bear until frost.
21804
They need to be soaked for about 15 minutes in water about every 10 days .. so you could put them in a terrarium and just take them out to soak and then replace them.They shouldn't be planted in soil.
1913926
I just planted some in my garden only a few days ago. so far nothing.. I did plant some in the house in those little green house plastic containers that come with the little dirt pods. they are already growing. took less than a week and they are already an inch tall.. the seeds I planted outside I water twice a day because it gets hot and dry quickly. I mixed garden soil and compost and steer manure into the garden. each seed is different as far as sun. So far I am happy with them.
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.
673400
There are no directions, so I think they can just be planted. I started them indoors because I was in too big of a hurry for winter to end!
1849340
These are VERY small when you receive them. Put each one in a separate one gallon pot with potting soil. They are quick growers. I would nurse them until at least one foot high before putting out in the yard. I would allow a Minimum of five feet from walkway or house.
2023248
With the right type of soil they will grow anywhere. May have an issue in northern US or Canada with the shorter growth seasons. No instructions for growing are included. You will need to do your own research on best methods. We grew several types in planters in the backyard this summer. All grew well and we are near the US border in the center of Canada
717361
sprinkle a few on top of the soil, and sprinkle some soil with your hand to cover them, you wont need more than a few mm of dirt and you can do it direct in ground or in seedling trays, I do mine in the ground. The seeds are delicate but once they start growing you will have a lot growing and spreading.
704554
Strawberry are pretty shallow roots. Put enough compost and soil should be fine. I had tomato, peppers and squash. They did great
1787967
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
852629
By all means yes... just give them the right environment. Avoid the anaerobic/stinky/mushy environment and they'll produce. I purchased a second worm farm and scooped some from the first and that one is fully populated.
472326
Just lay them all on the grass fill with soil, plant them, then give each layer a good watering. Then stack. The soil will actually all hold together and you just need to water the top after. You'll see once you do it :)
1226397
Plant them now. I have some that I planted last year inside now and they are doing great. Just keep them under a light for a few hours a day and water them
2074446
You need to till your soil first to ensure they are making contact with the found. Lightly cover, fertilize, and water and you are set.
2188029
No just plant them. I got four in the spring two are doing real good, two have leaves but smal , two have nice and big leave. I put them in my house as soon as temp drop to 50s at night. They are in my utility room in front of a window now doing good. I thank they like humidity.
1935845
I'm not sure how they were cultivated originally, but the 4-5 yr old tree comes just the root ball wrapped in a plastic bag. (No pot with dirt.) You can plant it organically. My assumption is the tree is what is in the environment. If the environment is organic then the tree is. Your best bet is to contact www.mycitrustree.com and ask them since they are the original seller through Amazon.
1425174
Although they are made from basalt rock, they do not biodegrade. You can plant them in ground, just be sure to water them consistently and thoroughly until the roots establish themselves in the soil.