How long do these plants last after grown? Ex you always want to have fresh mint around for mojitos, but we're not raging alcoholics using it daily..
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So sorry to hear you're not raging alcoholics. I think Mojitos require mint? To your question, in my experience these basil plants last from 6 - 9 months. I have transplanted them into earth (pods intact) and had them last thru summer into fall. That would be a year altogether. I have been growing this recently bought basil garden for 5 weeks and it is thriving, every plant 5 inches or more tall. Note: I add identical/similar seeds to each pod when beginning new garden.
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Oh yes, refrigerate, and though I bought it almost a year ago, it's still good, with a bit left in the container. If a smaller size were available I might have gotten that as it's just my husband and I, and the occasional party for which we use it. Makes a lovely punch, I do know that, I don't know what the official expiration date may be, but it's fun to use, and gives a different flavor to mixed drinks.
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Of course you wouldn't buy their product past the expiration date! Why would they tell you to do that? They wouldn't. No manufacturer would. I just got a new bottle here on Amazon in the mail today and it says "best by 11/16" so they are very fresh. Got mine shipped from and sold by Amazon, so no third party. Why would anyone buy ANYTHING that's expired???
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Depending on how dry your herb is. If the herb is moderately close to the level/percent of the package you bought, they will last a year if the container is well sealed.
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I would ask master supplements customer service. Their number is on the bottle and on their website. I believe their products have a long shelf life but not sure exactly how long so therefore I am directing you to them. I do know their products should be refrigerated but can be without refrigeration for a month. Hope this helps :)
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I have a fairly recent bottle, no exp date on it either! My 1st purchase was a much larger amount, I can tell you it lasted me years!! It's hard to find! With the high concentration, I'm sure it's good to the last drop!! I only use in my potted plants!!
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They recommend not feeding the trees from October until April or May (spring). The amount and feeding suggestions are on the bag. I did about a cup or cup and a half every other month. They recommend every third month if I remember correctly. It's January 4 here in the deepest south and I have about 35 big grapefruit still hanging on my 8 foot high tree. We got a lot of rain this year and like other fruit growers, my grapefruit are good, but you can tell they do not have the strong flavor due to the excess water. I haven't picked them yet because they still have a slight green tint in small areas and I wanted to let them go as long as possible. We have had one 32 degree night and they did fine and seem to lose a little more green tint, but we have some 23 degree weather coming in a day or so, and I guess I should pick them. But the Dr. Earth is good citrus food and has instructions for use. Also, research online and see what other experts say.
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From what I recall, my candies just came individually wrapped in a clear plastic bag tied with a twist tie. No labels, nutrition info, or expiration date. I still have a few of the candies (kept in their wrappers in an air-tight glass jar) and the ones I've eaten recently still taste just as good as the first ones (which I think I bought a couple years ago now). I tried searching online but didn't find a clear answer as to how long/if they go bad/ From what I could gather, keeping them in the fridge/freezer can extend shelf life, and they ought to be okay as long as they haven't gone white. From what I recall, my candies just came individually wrapped in a clear plastic bag tied with a twist tie. No labels, nutrition info, or expiration date. I still have a few of the candies (kept in their wrappers in an air-tight glass jar) and the ones I've eaten recently still taste just as good as the first ones (which I think I bought a couple years ago now). I tried searching online but didn't find a clear answer as to how long/if they go bad/ From what I could gather, keeping them in the fridge/freezer can extend shelf life, and they ought to be okay as long as they haven't gone white.
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Hard to say, depends on when you buy them. I'd ask the company how long they keep for, but I don't think you'll have a problem with them sitting around going bad. They're too addictive.
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Not sure...it's a really funny plant to take care of...if you water it on the regular basis...Whenever you get new leafs to grow...At least one or two old leafs die...if you are not a "GREEN THUMB" type of guy...WOULDN'T GET THiS PLANT
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We just ordered some, and I plan on just drinking it when it gets around the expiration date then ordering some fresh supply to keep on hand again for emergencies. Needless to say nothing lasts forever including these water bags. If they are getting dried out or have micro cracked seams bacteria can get into the water. Throw those things out rather than take a chance for $15! Or water some plants. Of course you wrote that back in Oct 2012 so I hope all is well if you drank them.When I received mine last week they were already a few months old. But it is a real good tasting water, tastes like a good spring water. We just ordered some, and I plan on just drinking it when it gets around the expiration date then ordering some fresh supply to keep on hand again for emergencies. Needless to say nothing lasts forever including these water bags. If they are getting dried out or have micro cracked seams bacteria can get into the water. Throw those things out rather than take a chance for $15! Or water some plants. Of course you wrote that back in Oct 2012 so I hope all is well if you drank them.When I received mine last week they were already a few months old. But it is a real good tasting water,... » Read More We just ordered some, and I plan on just drinking it when it gets around the expiration date then ordering some fresh supply to keep on hand again for emergencies. Needless to say nothing lasts forever including these water bags. If they are getting dried out or have micro cracked seams bacteria can get into the water. Throw those things out rather than take a chance for $15! Or water some plants. Of course you wrote that back in Oct 2012 so I hope all is well if you drank them.When I received mine last week they were already a few months old. But it is a real good tasting water, tastes like a good spring water. « Show Less
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Just an opinion, but this is a naturally occurring mineral I would think it would last indefinitely even if companies now have to put expiration dates on everything. The only thing I can see getting old about them is the capsule material
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I have bought this product before and am ordering again. I have some can's that are 3 years old and they look, smell and taste perfect after 3 years. Mine is for long term storage so I don't open it often but now an then I check them out.. so far so good.. hope this helps someone..
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I have been using fresh mint leaves lately. They last a week and I keep refilling the pitcher with water. Clean it thoroughly after a week and start over. I'm not sure about how long fruit lasts, sorry....but yes, you can refill the pitcher at least once depending on how fast you use the water. Hope this helps!
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I just bought my first plant, and it arrived as a little tiny, but healthy plant, just about one month ago. I bought a Lady Margaret at the same time. Both are growing and appear to be healthy but the Lady Margaret is growing amazingly fast while my little Incense plant seems to be a slow grower. Both are healthy and appear to be happy. But one is really out pacing the other. I look forward to seeing both mature. Here is NC we have had a lot less sun than usual so that may be playing a part.
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I've had mine for about 4 mos and it is a great plant, however needs a lot of attention. Recommend that you don't put it outside right away as it will die in extreme climate changes. I would put it where it's mildly warm and move it back and forth from outside to inside for a good month and then have it outside for longer periods of time until you know it can handle the heat and humidity. Mine didn't like the hot outdoors so had to bring it inside for longer periods of time. It is too late in the season to have it outside so I will wait until Spring/Summer to try to have it planted outside permanently.
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at least a year or two. I have bought lots of this product, and it is always absolutely fresh. even a year later it is still great.