can i put these in a pot and make them growe
1608957
No. To the best of my knowledge the Vanilla plant can only be reproduced from cuttings of the plant itself and not through the actual bean. The beans are very sensitive and wont germinate unless they are in a certain region. As far as flavor goes, these vanilla beans were very rich and tasty when they arrived and will kick up the flavor of any dessert you can imagine!
808129
Yes you could plant them now or keep them in the fridge until spring. I live in Texas so I will harvest mine soon and leave some in the ground for next year.
1409335
I started mine in a pot. Mainly because we are in an apartment. These seeds have a great germination rate and they sprout quick. I don't think they'll have an issue stating in the ground. :-)
1795142
Yes, but they are not worth the money for them. Pots are smaller than I expected. Not very good for what you pay!
236893
No, you do not. The plant comes in a small pot and the plant will thrive in a small pot.
1677034
I'm sorry, I don't know if you can grow them. I use them in my recipes, I know they taste better than most.
362092
I use them for cloning starts and then transfer them into a 2.5" peat pot I don't see any reason why they shouldn't work for you. You might need to stuff additional rock wool to help support. Note: (you can get rock wool at most home improvement stores I get mine at lowe's far much cheaper then buying online.)
1235360
Yes they can stay in their 2" containers for some time :) Eventually they will out grow the pot and need to be moved into something bigger.
725627
Yes. These are amazing things to grow veggies in. I used two like this last summer and yielded plenty in each. Just be sure to fill them all the way to the top as the soil will settle. Plants need all the depth they can get. I grew long carrots in my bag they turned out fine. Also grew round ones. Im going to stick to the full length carrots as it yields more per sq ft. I also got some smaller bags and grew potatoes with good results. Im buying more this year. During winter I piled them high with leaves and compost. They look as good as new and I have had them almost a year.
1845590
They come with potting instructions. I planted the stock in Miracle Gro cactus, palm and citrus soil in a 6" pot. Watered very well. Did not water again until the soil dried out. I plan to repot them to a larger pot later on. I have read they will maintain to the size of pot they are planted in. All four of mine are doing very well.
944758
I planted them in potting soil in a huge pot because I have poor soil. If you have a garden with regular garden soil it should do. They need a trellis or anything you can provide to climb on and they do climb a lot. Mine grew fom the trellis into the tree. They start fairly early on to bloom and fruit but I think it depends on the climate you have how early it will be. They bear until frost.
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I am not sure. This, also, is my first year growing them. Not all of mine even came up, although I followed instructions carefully. Mine are only about 3' tall at this time. They are in the ground in very well prepared, fertile soil. I agree that you have to wait until after the first frost to harvest them, and that they may get 10' tall by then. I suggest that you contact Mother Earth News, which has lots of great information on ALL growing things! Otherwise, you may contact your nearest Agriculture County Extension Office for advice. I wish you the very best gardening! lbj
428629
You can grow in any pot that I bought it from dollar store. As long as the pot has a hole at the bottom, you will be fine//:)
1501768
I just planted in starter pots, seeds that are now two years old. I haven't had them any longer than that. They are 2 to 3 inches tall after a month of growth. My personal response would 2 years. Hope it helped you.
1226400
You can plant them now as long as you have plenty of sunlight and keep the soil fairly moist. Mine are doing great and I have them in medium pots on my kitchen window sill.
1325226
Yes you can but they are not very good I have 2 of them in my grow tent and don't work berry well
62950
I bought some of these pots last year to grow vegetables in and they have held up quite well. You likely will get several years out of them and growing perennials shouldn't be a problem.