Can I propagate from these?
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Dear Rebekah, thank you for your question, this is Lisa the owner of Zziggysgal. Some seeds are easier to propagate than others, for example, larger seeds such as cilantro, watermelon, squashes, sunflowers and even tomatoes are perfect candidates, however, extremely small seeds such as oregano, savory and thyme rosemary and mints are extremely difficult to propagate.
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I am very happy with my order....my herb garden is growing as we speak..thank you soooooo
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These are great to start seeds, or to root clones taken from another plant. As with any plant, it will require water and air to the roots. So these should be moist, and you can soak them until bubbles stop rising from them. Two minutes covered in water should have them ready to use. They can sit in a tray with a little water in it. You can decide if you will need a clear dome to keep moisture in. These will also make you an incredible lover!
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They are amazing for Aeroponics. I have used these in both DWC and aeroponic cloning. For best results, mix a small solution of ph'd water, root starter, and whatever organics/nutes you want and just dip these plugs into the mix. No needs to soak because these retain water and nutrients quite well. Place seed/clones in plug and put it into your aeroponic system...works like a charm. Enjoy!
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I believe you cannot these are intended for rooting purposes only unless you use them in conjunction with the bigger 8 inch blocks and flood tables as soon as roots pop out of these kind you need to plant into coco coir or the soil of your choosing once planted into your growing medium the block will become consumed by the soil and growing root I hope this helps
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Plant them and find out. I would think they would do fine unless you had a lot of moisture in the bag in the refrigerator. Check them for any mold before planting.
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I don't believe they are biodegradable. And yes you can just plant it in the ground.
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The germination rate is great so if you plant them 6 to 8 inches apart, you don't have to worry about gaps. They are so robust that I think you'd be OK broadcasting them.
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Yes. Follow the directions on the package. It works best if you soak them first and then put them in the top layer of soil, otherwise you have to put an enormous amount of water on the plant to get them to expand.
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You could put them in nursery pots, but (depending on the size of the pot) you might have to add starter mix to fill in the extra space... in which case you might as well just use starter mix and save some money. The root plugs actually fit perfectly in certain styrofoam cell trays - the ones that "float" in a tray of water (something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Quick-Start-Germination-Tray-Dome/dp/B00D998WWC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1392693000&sr=8-2&keywords=styrofoam+seedling+trays) . With those ones you add water to the tray by pouring it along the side or by gently pouring it on top of the styrofoam. As for replanting, you will have to replant somewhere. The plugs alone are not sufficient to support a maturing plant (but they are excellent to start them in). You can put them in a bigger pot (that is the final destination for the plant) or you can transfer the plugs to a bigger pot, let them grow there for a few weeks, then transfer to the garden... but I've had success transplanting the plugs straight into the garden without "upsizing" to a bigger container first, so an in-between size is not mandatory. Hope that helps!
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I probably wouldn't suggest that. I believe these are to grow outdoors since they are vines.
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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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I don't know. I've never thought to plant them. As they are raw I suppose they should. Why don't you try?
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I expect you can, but haven't tried it myself. I use these in my soymilk maker. In the past, I have tried sprouting soybeans, and I just used soybeans from the bulk bins at Whole Foods, and it worked fine.
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Yes you could plant them now or keep them in the fridge until spring. I live in Texas so I will harvest mine soon and leave some in the ground for next year.
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You can plant them in the ground but they will never biodegrade unfortunately. Switch to deep water culture to help environment.
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Yes i can and Don't be afraid to purchase them they work fantastic NO problems and they hold up for a longer time than expected hope this anwered your question good luck !!
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No this product is just meant for propagating new plant clones. It is not suitable for larger root structures required to have healthy fruit production.