If I order now would you send them @ end of April? So they dont hatch too early! Wife don't want em in the house eyeballing her.
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You order the eggs after you receive the cage, when you are ready, and send the money for the eggs then.
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Dont think they will wait til spring if you put them out now not for sure. I have kept mine in frig until i was ready theydone just fine.
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Be patient.....sometimes it takes longer....keep in warm place (garage) and there is nothing you are doing wrong. Should hatch soon..about 150-200. Good luck!Dr Shafran
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They should bolt right up and look great! We have them available for shipment as early as tomorrow. Thanks!
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I live in eastern VA, along the coast, and I have mine planted in pots and bring them in for the winter. I would suggest you wait till late APR MAY time to order. They come well packaged and in good condition.
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I have plant them in northern ill. on the end of April work out good I had lots in the end off October when I dick them out p. s. I plant them in 5 gallon buckets that way they wont take over the garden only one per bucket hope this will help good luck
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Hi CJ They are currently in production and we are expecting to receive them mid November. Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with. RND
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Now is the time to buy them, before hot weather starts. They definitely won't go bad in 2.5 months if you keep them in a cool, dark place. One thing I suggest is open a couple on arrival to make sure they haven't been e posed to heat before they arrived you. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
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There are plenty in stock. If ordered today, they would be received well before April 18th.
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I would say yes. I would think you can select the effective date option. We are in April and it's a few days before it ships to you. Check with their web site.
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First of all, these are individual packages we use for kids lunches. With that said, if you buy them now, won't somebody eat them now? If you need them in March, then order them in February.
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You can order them anytime and keep them in refrigerator. I used a plastic cup for each casing with very fine mesh-like cheesecloth or organza fabric piece over the top secured by a rubber band. As long as it is cold, they will not hatch. Check with a good garden shop to find out when they would be hatching normally then take them from the refrigerator and leave the cups (covered as I describe) out for anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks ahead (a guess...I didn't keep track of the elapsed time) Weekends you will want to take them home or have a student's family take them for once they hatch they look for food and, if not put out in the garden, eventually they will begin eating each other, I have been told. A great many hatch from each casing. They are the size of mosquitos....perfect miniature praying mantis once they emerge from the casing and shed an outer 'cocoon-like covering. You can carefully take them out by hand or shake the container around. Try to spread them around the area so that they will have room to find insects. If you are lucky, a few will live and you will see them....one or more inches long and very green...in your garden. I just thought...if you had a bunch of containers, each of your children could take some home with them and distribute in their own gardens. My grandchildren have been so excited to spot one or more of their grown up 'babies' midway through the summer. Good luck
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Hi. The date on the ones I just bought is 11-13. But I will take them anyway. Its kinda like a Sell by date. Wont hurt to take them Is my thoughts. Good luck Trish
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Think potatoes/onions. These are tubers and are designed to stay viable and dormant until spring. I'd order them two weeks before last frost and stick them in the ground when you have a chance.
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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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They are pretty safe to eat long after Easter. Its chocolate and sugar. Neither of which go bad very quickly. It might not be as tasty as a "fresher" egg but think about how delicious they are... its worth the risk. Personally I wouldnt think twice about eating them. If they have spoiled (which is unlikely) at least I know I would die with a smile on my face from having just enjoyed one of those delicious little eggs.
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Not sure if this helps but i kept them in an upstairs bedroom that was warm (no air conditioning in that room) and it took about 3 weeks for them to hatch. I had them in a bin with a net over so they can't get out but can still get air and light. Hopefully u get them to hatch they are so neat to watch!