do they grow in water?
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Yes they do and can make for an interesting centerpiece. I drop in a battery operated light to make it sparkle. The water beads by themselves get a lot of comments
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They should.They are native to snow country, may need supplemental water where you live.
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I just started mine in the Living Tower and they are growing already like crazy. I hope they produce fruit as it can be tricky to get some plants to bear fruit hydroponically.
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Yes, they can, but I wouldn't through a bunch into the water. Just like living worms it will make the water a mess. I only feed what they will eat in a couple minutes. The rest I pull out. As far as I'm concerned they are so much easier than the live ones.
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From what I have read, they are a running bamboo, so have planted mine in a container. They are fast growing. It's advised to re-plant the "culms" (shoots), in the spring, if you are desiring a fence. They can grow up to three feet a year.
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Absolutely, they are move of an indoor plant anyway, however you can speed up its growth by transplanting it outside during the warmer months. I hope this helps :)
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They do grow, but very slowly.They take a very long time to grow.It would take years to outgrow the container.
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Yes.. they stayed active for the 4 days.... in and out of the water. They were great... a little smell to them.. but that is to be expected.
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Yes. And they do not work unless they get sun for most of the day. But they are really cute!
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Outdoors in the Puget Sound area in Western Washington state. They are growing nicely. Last year they worked so I hope I have the same luck this year.
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They do not like their feet wet, some stones in the bottom helps. The last one I bought was a gift to my son in law, it is covered with buds right now. I always used miracle grow on mine in warm water from jan thru spring and then put outdoors for the summer.
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Honestly, I haven't tried them with water. They don't seem like they would stand up to it.
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Yes they will float for a while. Don't leave them in the water for a long time.
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No...they are essentially made out of tissue paper so water would damage them.
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Yes they do float but they are not to noticeable in clear water,but if U color the water you good to go.
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in the water but make sure the roots can dry they will rot if you don'tjust place them on paper towels to dry. hey like air circulation too. Hope this helps.
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Yes. They come as teeny tiny hard beads. You pour them in a tub of water and over the course of 4-6 hours they grow to full size. I teach first grade and my students LOVE these! Lots of ways to have fun with them and learn �