how long does the plant live
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We were able to keep the plants Alize for a couple months, but the Arizona heat eventually claimed them.
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You might want to contact the company directly. They are great getting back in answers and any help you need. Fast, also. I have had my plants since May and they are doing great and getting bigger.
1758977
This was a gift. The person I gave it to says it is still living a year later and she has really enjoyed the gift.
1758978
Still alive several months after purchase. Put it into a cup of water for a few hours every week.
1296199
It depends on how large the plant is and how hot it is out. I have found when the plants are small and it's not real hot can go about a week. If it's hot and the plants are large and producing maybe go 3 days. If your going away make sure you fill the reservoir before you leave.
567010
I live in Missouri and I have it in a pot in my sunroom. Its gotten so big I dont move it in and out anymore. It stays indoors and is going crazy! Ive had it about 2.5 years and still no fruit. It shouldnt be too much longer, though!
1182463
It can be reused many times as long as it is cared for. The growing media and nutrients should be the only thing that you'll replace. Indoors with lighting it will last you a long time. Outdoors with the elements you should get 3-5 years
99819
I don't know if it will survive in cold climates. I keep mine in my indoor covered patio which is pretty warm in the summer but could get cold during winter...maybe in the 40's. But my plant has not gone thru winter yet. I got mine end of February and so far it is doing very well. I soak it in water for about half an hour once a week.
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I don't know, it depends on the age of the plant. You may wish to contact the seller and find out how old the plant is, and if it is leafed out already. If it is already leafed out, then it has already passed the time of blooming. You can also ask the seller if it has bloomed yet. Hope this helps.
364448
I bought mine at the end of fall, I kept it indoors. It was growing slow and it looked happy. It finally die :(
394902
They can last up to two years, if taken proper care of, and if you're super clean with handling them. If there's any foreign bacteria that the little critters don't know how to handle, they could easily die shortly after that, unless you take extreme measures to clean the whole thing.
1368575
No idea. It survived in Pennsylvania and is now thriving in California. May need to bring it indoors during the cold winter while it is small.
1153132
sorry, no answer yet, the plant is still growing, I will know better in a few weeks
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I planted mine in a pot. One lived for a week. The other lived for a month.
944168
I only know what I read in the instructions. And yes, ours is thriving at the moment. But I understand that it does die in the winter and comes back in the spring. We don't have experience with this as yet. Good luck!
1861107
Not to sure. Depending on your settings (temp & light, moisture), it can anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. Your best bet is to ask a nursery owner.
1874714
Depending on the plant, I have large indoor palms, size 6 to 7 feet tall the water sphere would last up to a week, seven days time. Hope this helps.
1499294
Yes, I have had live aquatic plants in my tank for a couple years. I have the light on a couple hours a day during the week about probably close to 8 hours a day during the weekend. I actually had an aquatic plant that died and a few months later the same plant grew back in the place the old plant was at. Let me know if you need any more information. I have had bamboo and also these plants: http://www.petsmart.com/fish/live-plants/top-fin-plant-bulbs-zid36-15175/cat-36-catid-300070?var_id=36-15175&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I'm assuming the other person who responded to your question has not had live plants in their tank.
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It depends on where and when you grow them. If you grow them in summer or outdoors, about 60 days or so. If you do it indoors in winter like in Minnesota here, it takes much longer. It needs lots of light and warmer temps to grow well.
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One of the plants survived the other died within a week. I guess this May have been related to shipping. Thanks Cathy