How long does the bloom last? Will they grow in 0 degrees?
1373094
Sorry my flowers did not look like the picture. Even though I thought I was getting the picured item. My flowers were pink and 15 inches tall and the blooms lasted 2 weeks.
1373095
Just a few bloomed this year. However the flowers were purple not bright red
1373096
I would not know, I ordered them twice and never received them. So if you do have them good luck. It was a really bad experience for me
1373097
They never grew! Waste of your money buying seeds. Go to a nursery, and get the plants. They are kinda expensive, however the spread nicely and are very tolerant... Doing that next year.. No more seeds...
1686480
these grow slow....start in pots with peat and let the seed sit barely covered (yeah seeds are small)...leave in pots for a while, at least 9-10 inches tall, and transplant. the longer they get in the ground the better roots establish so start seeds as early as possible. i got a 20 seed packet and only 5 germ. and got established (that is a good result)...as long as the root bed gets established, they have a better chance of winter survival. i lost 2 because of a really bad ice storm that ruined the root bed because they werent established enough....still, better have a green thumb for Eucalyptus...not for beginners
1992625
My plant is not producing any flowers yet (I purchased on last August). Sorry that I can't answer your question.
2194658
I can't answer that because I don't know where you live. Here in Kansas City area where it gets cold, no. They will freeze and die. I dig up bulbs and just put them in a can in a cool place like the garage. I do put some in pots and grow them as house plants in winter. They are very easy to keep through the winter. I have had some I didn't dig up come back if we had a mild winter, but you never know. steve
1953695
I can't honestly answer that. I do know that air plants last a long time. They are not like regular plants that will die without water after a week. I suspect that they will be able to last until Christmas in the box. But this is probably a question that needs to be asked of Hinterland trading.
471531
Sorry not able to give you the information you need. I have purchased this plumeria two years ago but still has not bloom. Seasons comes and goes it just grows leaves.
2173723
About 7-10 days. They may look very small when you get them but they grow big very fast.
1931724
I am in the same position as you. Mine are about 1.5 years old and no flowers yet though the plants are green and growing. As long as they are doing that, I am hopeful it will be soon. Perhaps by next Spring.
115529
Some bloomed the 2nd year.....two died.....but I leave them out all winter. It got down to 15 degrees here in N Fl. Rest are doing fine. They are small varieties.
1387102
I'm in zone 7B/8A and I've had some planted in the yard for about 4 years. Even after a winter where temps got down to the single digits, they always come back and reach 10-15 feet tall by mid summer. Zone 9 they should grow like crazy.
2185731
I'm not sure I could be much help unfortunately mine died just after I got it but i think you can set it up in a nice warm environment so it doesn't get too cold you should be fine.. now transplanting it I wouldn't think you would be to do it immediately... I don't know the growth rate on this particular species I think you'd be fine until spring...
993575
They can't stand cold weather (less than 50 degrees) so I put mine outside in a protected location in the summer (they are naturally understory trees) and in the winter my coffee plants live in my conservatory where they get morning light. It takes at least three years before they flower (lovely jasmine scented blooms), and, as they are self compatible, they could produce beans but don't start heating your water any time soon. Best of luck!, Dr. Molly
1922488
I answered earlier but please remember that they don't arrive in bloom. They last about a month or two. It takes a couple weeks to open up and then a few at a time. Order a small quantity just to see if your vision matches up to how they would look. Wouldn't want to ruin ur wedding day.
433040
These are a C. Chinense. Typically they are known for longest growing season. I have heard of them taking less time but I would lean towards a full 60+ days. Location has some influence on time to maturity but less than you would think. Typically if you do not have required conditions, you don't get good chiles (those with desired characteristics).
1318680
I bought 3 of them and each were between 3 to 6 in. I planted them and with in a week they grew at least an inch and I had one bloom. They are about 7 months and they have not bloomed but are 3 ft tall with beautiful leaves and very full.
522124
Two weeks may be a little too soon to bloom. Remember, they first have to germinate then grow a little height before they bloom. I found that mine were prolific bloomers in full sun but be sure and keep them watered. I brought them indoors during the winter months and they continued to grow in window light but no blooms. Hope this helps!
522121
It is probably better to wait until the ground is warmer --around the first week in May. Then plant them -- they will not even bloom they will bloom every year. They do like sun and to be kept moist, however, I have some in partial shade and they are doing well...