Are they grown inland on nets?
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I'm going to write a synopsis of what it says on the package: harvested from internationally certified organic waters in the seas surrounding Japan. Made from several species of phyra seaweed which are harvested, washed and spread thin to dry naturally.
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The back of the package does not say. It does say: "It is made from several species of Porphyra seaweed that are harvested, washed and spread to dry naturally." Hope this helps...
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I am in Northern Illinois. Near Wisconsin Border. They grow like weeds here
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I think so. I sent some to my son in law in Virginia and he planted them on his property up in the mountains and they have done very well. He loves them.
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Three years in and we're finally getting bananas. They just started. We have it in a huge greywater pot though and its about 4' tall.
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Yes, they can be accessed from outside of the cage. It makes for easy food and water changes. Hope this helps.
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I am in Minnesota and they grew great there. I made refrigerator pickles with them, as I did not like them raw as much as I had hoped. The refrigerator pickles were a bit softer than I would like, but very good. I am going to try making a relish out of them instead. BTW - the bees love the little flowers and it is so fun to watch them collect.
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Not to my knowledge. I shook them up with a package of innoculant from the garden store, planted them, and have been pleased with the result.
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I can't give you specifics as to your area but they grow in Central Massachusetts as annuals. They get rather large by the end of summer so save the seeds and start over in the early spring.
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Yes. the internet says that it grows in zones 3 to 11. I don't live that far north but my winters are cold. Mine does fine.
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I am no expert. I planted mine in a pot for a month than moved them outside. They are doing great
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They are a neutral growing medium that does not contain any nutrients. You generally have to supply nutrients in the water you water them with.
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Not sure, but I kind of doubt it. They arrive bare-root & need to be planted & kept moist until the roots start to grow.
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They should be, will use them for fishing. But they would be good for Gardens composting and or fishing.
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Sorry, I don't remember where they were grown. I gave them as a gift to a friend who does a lot of Thai-style cooking, and she was very pleased with them
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Absolutely, plant them in San Diego. I retired from Fresno, Huntington Park and San Francisco Bay Area-California and it is hard to have anything not grow in California. These plants are very good growers and prolific. We saved the seeds from last year and are replanting lots more
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I bet! That would be ideal! I have mine outside because I'm in Florida but the pests here are bad so hydro would be a great way to grow them.
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There are a variety of plants but for the most part I'd say yes. They like light and warmth, you'll love them!