How long can they stay before planting?
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3 to 4 days max but soak roots only by day 3 and my secret to success is I soak a peat pellet for each bare root and wrap the trimmed roots around the pellet and plant it all to the crown. never lost one. also works for runners. (soak flat toothpicks for a few days so they bend without breaking sit runners over buried wet pellets and staple down with wet toothpick.
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I would wrap roots in paper towl and put the roots in the water. I waited about a week.before planting mine they are doing good in the house. I live in Michigan and the plants were blooming I didn't want them outout side because they would go dormant.
81938
We planted them 3 days after receiving.They started looking sad at that time so probably 3 days max!
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The plants will end growing in late fall. I then store mine till the next planting season. I change my soil ever third year. I empty the water and clean the base till next spring. I hope this helps. They work wonderful. I own 8 of them.
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If the seeds are stored correctly (not in a freezer or fridge) they should last several years. I planted some that were two years old and I had a 90% germination rate.
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I think they will last that long with no problems. I keep mine in a sealed bag and soak in a weak fertilizer solution before I use.
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Healthy succulents freshly cut will hold just fine for a week until they are put to use. Keep them in the shade until use or simply plug them in a little soil until you are ready to use them. Thanks for your interest!Shop Succulents
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As long as they receive sunlight. Caution though, some of these get really huge while some grow slowly. So you may have to adjust your plants as they grow. I love them.
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From their website: https://backtotheroots.com/faq/mushroom-kit#q11How long can I store the kit before I need to start growing it?The kit will stay fresh in the box for months before you have to start growing your mushrooms. Make sure you keep your kit in a relatively cool area/room that doesn't receive any direct sunlight (i.e., closet, bedroom). After you open it, however, nature will start doing its thing and you'll have to start misting!
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It takes about 110 days before they are ready for harvest! Soak your seeds before planting for best results!
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Depends on the size of the plant, your potting mix, and your climate but I would say about 1 week.
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I'm not sure but I bet they will. Mine are still stored in the freezer. I think these were selected to be grown in any moderate or warm zones.
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You need to grow them in the dark until the last day. Then for 1 day you need to put it in the sun to turn them green & then put the in the fridge to keep them fresh.If you have absolutely no sun then cover them & put it in your car where it can get sun for the 1 day....careful not to spill the water....
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These are a C. Chinense. Typically they are known for longest growing season. I have heard of them taking less time but I would lean towards a full 60+ days. Location has some influence on time to maturity but less than you would think. Typically if you do not have required conditions, you don't get good chiles (those with desired characteristics).
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I don't know exactly how long it persists if some were to soak into the ground.... you apply it to the foliage and not the ground but some likely will drip or drain onto the ground. My recommendation would be to wait one growing season before planting the area.
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I'm not sure what might happen with some "new" bulbs. Just to be safe, I think I might wait until at least March 1. Even when kept in inside, my oxalis tend to die back. Of course, you could always plant half of your order and then keep the other half to plant later. Just remember to store the ones you don't plant right away in a cool, dark place. And don't put them in a sealed plastic bag. (They will rot.) Some type of mesh bag is fine. Or you can keep them in the cardboard shipping container so long as you don't sealing the edges of the cardboard box with plastic tape. A shelf on a closet is a great place to keep bulbs until you're ready to plant them. I'm not sure what might happen with some "new" bulbs. Just to be safe, I think I might wait until at least March 1. Even when kept in inside, my oxalis tend to die back. Of course, you could always plant half of your order and then keep the other half to plant later. Just remember to store the ones you don't plant right away in a cool, dark place. And don't put them in a sealed plastic bag. (They will rot.) Some type of mesh bag is fine. Or you can keep them in the cardboard shipping container so long as you don't sealing the edges of the cardboard box with plastic tape. A shelf... » Read More I'm not sure what might happen with some "new" bulbs. Just to be safe, I think I might wait until at least March 1. Even when kept in inside, my oxalis tend to die back. Of course, you could always plant half of your order and then keep the other half to plant later. Just remember to store the ones you don't plant right away in a cool, dark place. And don't put them in a sealed plastic bag. (They will rot.) Some type of mesh bag is fine. Or you can keep them in the cardboard shipping container so long as you don't sealing the edges of the cardboard box with plastic tape. A shelf on a closet is a great place to keep bulbs until you're ready to plant them. « Show Less
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If you have them plant them as soon as possible. You can even plant them in a flower pot with sand and keep them in a cool dark place until you can plant outside
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No no need until they germinate. Just don't let them dry that's all. Keep spraying them once germinated.Basically keep them moist.
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I use a high quality growing soil and a germination station. It's been four weeks since I planted them and half of the plants have sprouted.