Are these alight for growing organic vegetables? Are these alight for growing organic vegetables? Not sure what these are made of.
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Hello.Ask manufacturer if material is food safe.If good,fill with clean garden soil,or organic potting soil.Use organic amendments.
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alight? what do you mean by "alight"? Do you mean aligned? as to whether they are aligned to organic methods, well I suggest you research organic growing methods. If you intend on selling organic potatoes then you need to be concerned about it, but if you just want to grow them, buy some organic starts for potatoes (which are basically potatoes and you cut them up) and plant them in these and they will be fine. You need to study what "defines" organic. You can grow organic potatoes in these "if" you get organic starts, use organic soil, and don't spray them with pesticides that aren't considered organic. What exactly are you asking if the containers are organic? That doesn't effect your potatoes. Don't be silly. alight? what do you mean by "alight"? Do you mean aligned? as to whether they are aligned to organic methods, well I suggest you research organic growing methods. If you intend on selling organic potatoes then you need to be concerned about it, but if you just want to grow them, buy some organic starts for potatoes (which are basically potatoes and you cut them up) and plant them in these and they will be fine. You need to study what "defines" organic. You can grow organic potatoes in these "if" you get organic starts, use organic soil, and don't spray them... » Read More alight? what do you mean by "alight"? Do you mean aligned? as to whether they are aligned to organic methods, well I suggest you research organic growing methods. If you intend on selling organic potatoes then you need to be concerned about it, but if you just want to grow them, buy some organic starts for potatoes (which are basically potatoes and you cut them up) and plant them in these and they will be fine. You need to study what "defines" organic. You can grow organic potatoes in these "if" you get organic starts, use organic soil, and don't spray them with pesticides that aren't considered organic. What exactly are you asking if the containers are organic? That doesn't effect your potatoes. Don't be silly. « Show Less
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I just put them in my garden. I have no idea if they're still there. They were sold as composters, but they'll break down manure in gardens too.
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They are not listed as organic, but they are an Heirloom seed. Therefore, they are not modified, but remain true to the original plant and can be saved as seed and replanted.
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Yes. Pkg says Organic Alfalfa-Sprouting. Genetically engineered wouldn't be organic. These seeds produce delicious sprouts. We'll buy them again.
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They better be non GMO because that's what I paid for. As far as I know these seeds are organic, non GMO.
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They seem a LITTLE tougher than the store ones, or at least some of them. But I would not count on using them for more than a couple of seasons. Pat of the issue is that plastic breaks down in sunlight. Well if you raise plants in them ..unless you sre doing mushrooms, there is light.
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I believe they are organic but not positive. mine sprouted after an overnight soak within 24 hours. Very quick and nice!
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I'd say they're a little larger than 1 inch by 1 inch. They work great to start seeds if you are going to transfer them into larger pots before moving outside (or to a final large pot). I use them mostly for tomatoes and pepper plants. Most other vegetables I either start in 4 inch pots or direct sow. I know I answered more than you asked, but figured it might be useful info.
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I can't give a precise response...but I can say that the amount of heat is not very high at all. If you are using them as growing lights in a cool space (as I am), heat pads are the ticket to provide an increased soil temperature.
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I imagine they are eco-friendly cause they're solar powered. I would say they're made of plastic and would hold up like any string lights would. I have them wrapped around palm plants on my porch.
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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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I don't see why they wouldn't work for seed starting. What type of seeds are you attempting to grow? Typically plants in net pots either need lots of air at the roots such as orchids or are growing hydroponically with no soil.
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While it does imply organic and may well be organic, there are other factors to being 100% organic. The type of fertilizers used would be one factor. I purchase these raisins all the time and they are the best I have ever eaten. Whether they are organic (and it just cost to much to certify) or not organic, they certainly have a head start on those purchased in the supermarkets in that no pesticides are used on them. If you try them, you won't be disappointed. I have mine ordered on "subscribe and save".
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Hi, that is a great question and that is exactly what I was worried about, too. So I bought a double set of the raised beds and put one on top of the other for a total height of 12 inches. I grew exactly those vegetables this summer... tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, beets, cucumbers and parsley and it worked perfectly after I filled it with good compost and potting soil. It seemed just exactly the right height. I don't know for sure if just the 6" would work ok, but 12" was perfect.
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These are seeds, but they are quick growin once p lantedthey were vert quick to cover me whole planter. They are a packet of large seeds. Hope this helps.
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Not exactly sure. But I grow organically and they told me to use a different kind because that had carcinogens in it so definitely bad for your health if breathed in.
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They are plastic and they don't works well with uncooked vegetable like carrots, butternut squash, potatoes ... But they works well when they are cooked. You have to spray vegetable cutter with PAM or any other cooking spray before use it if you don't want your vegetables stick on it!.