Hi, Are these asparagus roots males or females? Thanks
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not all of them produce red seed berries ,so ,both male and female ,is likely. all can be eaten after second year, of planting.
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I am not sure. Some grew cheery like fruits some did not so I guess most males some females. 24/24 grew shoots within 2 weeks after planted. Very satisfied!
1278019
I still have not repotted my sharry baby. I have placed it in a larger pot more for decoration. Orchids like their bottoms in tight places.
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Hi Donald, These arrive as live plants; moist bare-root. If you need to know the genre and species its best you take it up with the seller. GMO or Not, I have had some success with these bearing hardy strawberries, which are very flavorful. The time from arrival into the ground is crucial. I am in southeast FL, so I can grow these year round. Not sure what frankenstrain is, but these are hardy, bare-root starter clumps, and after 10 minutes of soaking in warm water, they had already opened there leaf buds. Within 90 days I had fruit, albeit sparse but now I have plenty and need to check for ripe ones every few days. I ordered 25 but the grower actually sent 33 clumps. I lost 5 or so In the process. I am so satisfied, I am going to add more next fall. Read up on the intensive bedding set-up and care they require before you buy. Prep your planting area in advance of their arrival. "Heavy Feeders." Best of Luck Greg
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No first find out if you have female or the male one( most com. Have the female in the back the holes, then you need the male witch is pokes.
153502
Sounds like they are bad to me. You should contact the seller and/or amazon and let them know so that you can get your money back. None of the ones that I received were bitter. I tried to sprout one also, and it did not sprout. That leads me to believe that these are not truly raw. They were delicious though...
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Hello these will do well in many areas. I am in New England and its the third year. We got a fairly good yield even though I did not weed and take care of them as we'll as I should have. we are in zone 4. They are worth waiting for. The best asparagus I have ever had. It is definitely some work getting started...
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Don't eat them and you won't need to worry where they came from. Hang them outside for a nice accent to the garden...Darwins' theory regarding adaptive selection and mutation from the environment is not working in your favor on that question.
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Yes...put new sponges in or use good soil with a quarter teaspoon of root enhancer...best for clones...if you are doing seeds research has found you have an 80 per cent chance of getting females if you put the seed on at least a 4-6" container....blessings
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I see asparagus specifically mentioned, however, asparagus plants live for up to 20 years. How can asparagus be grown in the pot if the pot life is only 3-5 years?
533641
Let me guess, something large like mung beans? Let them go another day or two, it is most likely small roots off of the main root.
990311
The asparagus plants are not planted very deep. They can be safely planted before the last frost if the temperature doesn't drop below 28F for short periods. Prolonged temperatures (several days below 30F) may be damaging.
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Hi. I am not the shipper. Just a grower. Most of the time asparagus is planted as riots only in late fall. Right now asparagus is in fern stage with the fronds being 4 to 4 feet tall. The amazon system doesn't know what the grower has right now..but you shoukd wait for roots late fall winter.
510792
They came, but already sprouted. I have not put them in yet. At this time of the year pots may be the best way to go. Good luck.
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It can be all depends on if it has male & female flowers.. Looks almost like the solo variety, by the fruit shape..
997459
I would presume they are a product of Italy. It's the best, no matter where they are grown. :>) jd
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depends on how much you like asparagus, it will take a couple years and these roots were not as big and hearty as the ones I got the year before, so they will take a while to see how it goes
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I guess you would say they're cactus; although, I believe agave are actually in the succulant family. :-)