Can these be grown to maturity in a gareden for harvesting?
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I believe they would because if I leave them in the sprouter too long they form roots and leaves. I eat them as seedlings quite often.
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I dont see why not? thanks for the idea I think I will plant some in my garden.
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I would send this question to The Sprout House. They have a question and answer page and are extremely helpful. I only use these seeds to grow sprouts in my kitchen in jars. You can buy broccoli seeds much cheaper than this at any garden store. I wouldn't use them in a garden. If for no other reason than cost.
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garden seeds are usually treated for pest resistance and endurance and should not be used for sprouting - these can be planted in the garden but may not be as hearty
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Well, why not plant some and let them grow and see what happens? I can think of absolutely no reason why this wouldn't work.
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Y I agree with Wiggins the cost is the only difference. But since I already have them and only want a couple of sprouts to grow in my garden the cost is not important.
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They grow 3 feet per year. You have to put them in the fridge for them to sprout first.
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This is my first year planting them. I have not tried to harvest yet. I do know you need to wait until the die off in fall and winter and only Harvest what you need. In about two months they should die off on top. I will let you know
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I would say yes but you would need to get something bigger as they get older ad grow. If your looking for something you can use for a long time I would go bigger.
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According to www.fast-growing-trees.com, they can grow from 20-25 Ft high at maturity. That's for Zone 7-9 (shows to be in the South). You could always keep them trimmed well.
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Sure you can. I keep one in my frig now. Tey are great for keeping thing airtight and fresh.
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The box said you could keep them for up to a year. I've planted 3 so far and all have been growing fine.
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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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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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Probably. Definitely if you try to grow them outside. They generally make good houseplants--and can spend the winter inside, but I've always found that they tend to die back and go dormant (not always pretty) even inside. I'd wait until spring to plant the first time. You'll probably be happier with the results. You can also call the vendor for advice on this.
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Well. The answer is no. But u may be interested to know that the one that I purchased from Amazon never grew. V
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Yes you can!! They grow very nicely but you may need to cage them sideways instead of a standing cage which would be too high.
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I grew mine in my kitchen window. It took about 8 days to full maturity. I just pan fry them with butter and garlic.
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Not after they are roasted but if you save seed from mature chile before roasting you can.
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I don't know, mine are in a plastic tub. I don't think they deteriorate from the information I received from the last time I purchased them. They are harvested off the ground.
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I think they start to break down after a season. Probably a good idea to roll them up to preserve them for the next growing season.
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I let them grow until they started getting a little hard, then I harvested them and made 1 dish. There aren't a lot so might as well eat them all at once. The other side of the box didn't sprout for me.