Can you grow organically
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There is no pesticide needed, but I believe you do need to use the nutrient packs for the water, as this is pretty much a hydroponic system. The contents of the nutrient tabs is unknown, but they are not dirt, so I would have to say "no" to your question if that is what you mean by organic.
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http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/growing-jerusalem-artichokes-zmaz10onzraw.aspx?PageId=2#axzz3HSXmKKWX
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Hi Mike,Hope this finds you in good health and in good spirits!We are not able to grow completely organic due to strict USDA guidelines for pest control for citrus stock. Our primary insecticide for bug control is Spinosad and for fungus control we use Copper Fungacide. When you receive the tree we recommend going organic with the primary pest control via use of horticultural oil. We hope this helped.George
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I don't know but I am sure that if you contacted Organic India they would be able to tell you. http://organicindiausa.com
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I have no idea if they are organic or not. Doesn't really matter if they don't grow - which they won't. Just to forewarn you: it's not YOU, it's the seeds! Another scheme to get our hard earned dollars into someone else's pocket. That seems to be the name of the game these days.
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Yes but it is too expensive to do that. It is a starter so it has the bacteria in it to foster the growth of good organisms to convert organic matter into compost.
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Yes. My garden is only organic. But you don't use it on the plants that are ready to have fruits. Don't use it on green salad like arugula.spinach etc.
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to a certain extent it can be considered organic because it is grown under natural environment with no pesticide or chemical fertilizer being used...but the volume of harvest that comes from small acreages cultivated by small-scale native farmers does not warrant the costly investment in getting product certifications.
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as far as I know, lavender grow in organic soil. if they are wild, make sure to find out they don't grow near highways or other heavily polluted areas. contact plant therapy and ask them, since there is nothing that says on the label that it is organic. hope this helps!
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Yes, you can. I grow all kinds of things in my Aerogarden. They sell empty pods just for that reason.
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You don't. You can only hope that the Organic certification actually does mean something. OR as Ruth L. answered, forage for your own in the wild! I am happy with my purchase though.
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Look at the company's website, pthorticulture.com, and you will be able to compare all of their products. They make a growing ,mix that has organic in the name so you might want to try that, depending on your intended use.
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i dont know sorry, i learn in nutrition class that they are very little benefit to organic food so i wouldnt worry.
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IT IS PERFECT FOR ORGANIC GARDENS. In fact, it is beyond what most organic gardeners do. My soil and plant health have improved since I added this to my soil. Not only that, but the increase in symbiotic fungi and bacteria avaliable to connect with my plants has greatly reduced their water stress so that I do not have to water as often.
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The container only says it is grown in a natural enviornment 15degrees from Equator in Australia. I have several different kinds of Chia seeds. None say organic.
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yes you can grow indoors, instructions are available on our website AuSableBotanicals.com We offer a 30 warranty
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Most if not all chia seed production is done organically since it isn't affected by any major pests or diseases. If you choose to buy something labeled as "organic", then you're just paying extra for unnecessary marketing hype (in this case).