Can I plant again the next generation of seeds?
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many plants give seeds that you can plant again the next year. I have tried to get seeds from the pakman broccoli but it did not put out seeds. will try again this year. Bloody butcher corn can be planted because it is an heirloom. Heirloom plants are especially good for a source of seed because they are not tampered with. If their lines are pure that is. But it does not hurt to try. Part of the joy of gardening is the satisfaction that you can carry on a strain of food yourself. Some hybrid plants will dissapoint you. I have planted early girl which is a hybrid 5 generations out with no changes so this refutes the change that is talked about. Maybe it takes 10 generations I do not know. I got tired of early girl so I quit using it at 5 years. I am a big fan of big beef now. This year I have grown from last years seed so I will see what kind of yield I will get. I even grafted some from last years seed. I hope this helps. Keep growing be bold and enjoy your garden time while you can. More health!
1957715
If the plants you are putting in require the same condition you can. But if you put one that requires more moisture and one that doesn't you will have one or the other that will not germinate.
696512
Hi I bought the seeds and none of them came up so I do not know if you buy hope they all grow Jim
1821872
I don't know, but it seems like you could. They are live seeds, so why not? I know you cant use seed packaged to plant for sprouts because they put 'treatments' on those seeds, like to keep it from molding, etc. I would think that you could get seeds to plant cheaper though.
1664992
Personally, I wouldn't. Repot them into different pots a bit larger with cactus/succulent soil. It drains quicker so your plants don't get root rot. Also, the pots they come in are paper thin and these guys grow pretty quick if treated well.
2203437
I bought the seeds but they are not mature enough to bear as yet. I will have to wait at lease a month before they are even close to producing perrpers. Sorry.
349293
Not that I know of. I have reused the growing sponges over and over again. Once they were pretty well riddled with old roots, I threw them away and ordered replacement sponges, which are a little expensive IMO. But I bought some herb seeds and replanted with the new sponges and currently have 2 pots of flat-leaf parsely, 2 pots of cilantro, one pot of sage and one of rosemary growing.
792005
sorry, I cannot answer that as I have not had any luck with these seeds, it was an incredibly disappointing year with many seeds I tried and I followed the directions exactly. And the ones that did germinate didn't mature :-( I would recommend getting starters from a local nursery, make sure you have both male and female and expect to wait up to seven years to get flowers and maybe longer for fruit. Best of Luck with your garden! Keep trying!
1540546
Paula, I actually havent planted these seeds yet. I apologize i cant help you on this one .Sincerely , Tiara
1409338
you have enough seed to do both. use about a fourth of the seed each time. this gives you the opportunity to plant several times
1755578
I don't think so, but I don't know for sure. Mine only lived a couple months. I've read where they spread so easily that they turn into a nuisance, but I still want the flower, so I'm going to try planting seeds.
2032033
Yes, you must start with a small plant, of course you can start it yourself in a starter tray and transplant.
1237976
it sure can. you can start from clones and just start flowering after 3-4 weeks. top them after the clone roots. id recommened the 250 hps.
1002785
The directions on the back, as I remember, said simply mow down the brown plants in the fall and spread the seeds for spring. My inference from this is that some varieties at least are perennial by virtue of a sort of automatic reseeding. I'm waiting to see what happens. I purchased the butterfly and bee mix this year.
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Probably not. The seeds we got were hard, old, and when they finally sprouted, VERY moldy. We tried it twice to see if it was just one batch. Both were covered with mold (and since we live in Southern Arizona, mold isn't something you see every day). I'd find your seed elsewhere. I've been buying from a wonderful place in San Francisco called Sprout People. Take a look at their website.
2157530
It doesn't hurt to keep them in the cloner until they have a good root system. Your plants will take better to replanting if you wait.
1541240
No we don't have random plants, only where we planted them and left small tubers for this year. It wouldn't be hard to snip the flowers off before they are mature if you are concerned about over producing. You may also call me, I would love to come transplant any extras you have, LOL.