Are these safe to be used with edible plants? I cannot find this info anywhere.
1573309
Yes! There are no harmful chemicals in this. It is the same stuff that it is baby diapers. I have actually used this as a science experience with my grand daughter and she lives touching and holding them when they are full of water...
917100
The label has a caution about using it on edible crops. As such, I wouldn't use it on a vegetable garden.
39055
They are for use in food. I don't think they have been treated. They also haven't been washed
412663
They are organic. I could not use them other wise. But I am not the seller so the extraction process would need to be directed to them. I have had nothing but good luck with this seller ,good quality I use then in healing blends that my creek native american have mixed for years .
1753585
It isn't a herbicide so it won't hurt your plants. If you spray edible plants wash them really good or just avoid spraying them. I sprayed my flowers and small garden several times with the stuff. No plants died or appeared to suffer. I spray the trunks of my trees because they are ant super highways
903414
These ones are edible. I'm pretty sure the ingredients are mostly sugar and agar agar (seaweed gelatin). We ate them all. Some were yummier than others but they all were fun and fresh. They arrived well before their expiration date.
227261
I'm not a lot of help; I assumed that anything safe for consumption-such as brewed tea-is safe to eat as well and have used the leaves in a cupcake recipe. But I'm no expert. I researched it on eatgreentea.com but couldn't find a great answer for this brand. Figured I was only using a small amount for a special occasion so how much harm could it do?
987054
Hi, As far as I know you can use them with container tomatoes as well as garden. If you fear they are too strong just use less of them. The most important thing to do is keep them well watered and shake them to help them pollinate as they are a self pollinating plant as well as feeding them.
2162512
I have no idea whether they would be food safe. They are not high relief or rigid, so I don't think they would be very good at making an impression in something as thick as fondant.
1210043
I would not eat them, not because of loss of liquid, but because of the possibility of bacterial invasion. I would ask Amazon (if this is where you bought them) to replace them. It is only reasonable that they put them in your hands after you purchase them in a safe condition.
315761
I think if you keep them refrigerated they will be okay but I let the company mange that and order in the spring! So worth it, I had no bugs on my veggies or flowers.
1042700
Better ask the manufacturer. My opinion is : Don't use it on any plants you will eat!!
1276898
The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present.
390200
Hi. I don't think they are advertised as acid free so I wouldn't use them for something important. Also, they aren't exactly airtight.
2264836
Elisa it said on the description that the bananas will be small but that they are edible. The tag that came with the plant said the same thing so I assume they are. I hope I helped.
794704
They're supposed to be good to eat raw or to pickle; however, ours never did grow at all. We planted them mainly as a vine to cover a trellis at a preschool, hoping that the kids could also pick the fruits. But, like I said, they didn't grow at all--and our tomatoes, cabbages, blackberries, sunflowers and other plants are thriving, so it wasn't bad weather/bad gardening. Maybe just not suited to our area?
967352
Based on all that I have read it should be safe. I do not recall a warning for garden use. Ultimately, I think the manufacturer may be best suited to answer your question definitively.