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I want to take some grains to South Africa. How are they shipped? Are they in liquid? How long will they keep?
Keep in mind that exporting or transporting food items is strictly regulated in every country of the world. Just because you want to take grains there doesn't mean they'll let...
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It appears there are seeds in the flower part of the hosta. If I plant them, will the seeds grow into a new plant?
Yes, you can plant them and you should get baby hostas. However, they won't look like their father or their mother, they may be a different color!
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It has been a week since I planted my indoor basil seeds and I have not seen any growing. What can I do to check if they will grow? How much longer should I wait to see growing?
Consider placing your pots on a seedling heating mat. This will warm the soil and increase chances of germination. Sow another round if you think you planted your seeds too...
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I have onions growing from a long past garden. They're every size. Can I use the seedheads to grow onions? It's June and they are just starting to bloom. Will they keep till next season?
When the flowers dry out on their own, you should see black seeds in them. You can use those seeds to grow more onions. This will happen once every two...
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Have garlic growing that came from a garlic seed pod years ago. They grow every year but the bulbs don't grow bigger. Each plant makes a white tea drop then pod of seeds. Is it wild garlic?
If these plants came from a conventional garlic seed pod for sure, they're garlic. The curly bits that emerge with "tear drops" you see are actually called garlic scapes and...
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How long do they keep, and do they need to be refrigerated? If taking on a hike, for how long are they good without refrigeration?
They don't need to be refrigerated if they are kept in an air-tight container. If they are not stored in an air-tight container then refrigerate them. If taking them on...
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Your article refers to sprouting seeds needing the maximum amount of sunlight, whereas others I have read say it is essential to keep spouting seeds away from the light. So which advice is correct?
The length of the sprout depends on how much light the seed gets. Traditional methods keep the seeds away from light to prevent the plant section from forming. If you...
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According to Step 4, the seeds must be planted in groups of three. Does this mean I need to put three seeds in one hole, and if so, why?
Yes, that is suggested because not every seed is guaranteed to grow a plant. By planting three seeds per hole, you triple your chances of having a plant grow in...
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