do these grow in the mountains? (6000 ft)
50192
if the soil is decent and the temp is above 70, it would probably grow. if you order them now they won't send out the seeds until it is time to plant. I live in the northern top of west virginia and i won't be getting them until late april, i ordered them in february. also, they do take 2 weeks to germinate, so, be patient.
1606664
Well. The answer is no. But u may be interested to know that the one that I purchased from Amazon never grew. V
1606666
I grew them in mid to late summer and it appears they did not survive the Minnesota winter as there is no life at this time. Not sure if they are supposed to grow until June. I also bought one in August that was mature with flowers and planted it. I wondered if it di not have enough time to root out in only 4 weeks.
796595
I don't know because I'm in zone 6. Also mine are looking dead in the winter I don't even know they will be alive in spring or not.
1239272
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.
1139729
No, they are a more tropical plant. I'd say plan on keeping it indoors. They don't get very large as an indoor plant, about 12" high or so. They like lots of light and humidity and warmth.
404436
I've had that problem also when I planted them in pots. So, as soon as I sprouted several seeds, I planted them outdoors when the danger of frost has past. Three actually grew to about 10 ft tall before winter came back.A friend actually grew them in her greenhouse in big pots. You could try doing it that way.
2024536
I think it was about 4'. As for how high they can grow, I think that is a question for the grower or you can google the plant, however, I have 2 others that are a few years older and are now over 6'. In this hot desert climate I keep mine fairly well shaded and they bloom alot, the fragerance is wonderful. Hope this helps.
662664
Yes, but it's best plant them in pot at outdoor under shade area. I try indoor, it get very low seed germination rate. Plant them in the pot with plastic bag cover the entire pot. Hope this help.
644057
I planted them in indoor containers. They're pretty fragile so far. They are not "bushy" as the picture shows. Mine are single stalks with a triangular leaf at the top. I thought they would grow like the ones in the picture but so far that's not the case. I guess if I bunched them all together they would look like the picture. I'm pretty sure snow would kill them. I didn't realize they could be an outdoor plant until my sister pointed it out to me from a description she read. I suppose you could try. Good luck!!
1348113
I have brought in for the winter due I got them August. To late to transplant. I have them under grow light .They are about 2ft high now.
454591
Hi Ron...I would think so...they are pretty hardy. I am on the borderline of Planting Zone 6 & 7, I planted them with Morning Glories...have AM and PM flowers. They are planted on the southwest side of my house. LOve Moonflowers!
712286
Yes, I have seen them in three ft. high bearing fruits, growing on large scale in Up State New York, so why not? NC. has a better climate.
203967
never grew. ive heard if you live in a warm place you can keep them outside I have a 4 seasons so I couldnt
2171431
That is how much one of these sold for at auction, from my understanding. I tried to grow them, but had no luck. They are a cold weather seed, meaning, any sun heat will kill the plant.
1354678
I am in Phoenix area and even though I've seen in grow here, mine did not come up. Sorry I can't help.
2100167
They are already grown and will need to transplant them to bigger pots when you get them. Most were about 3-4 inches tall.