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Agway has peanut plants for sale,but I don't have the proper soil for those.
My uncle grew them 1 year back in the 1960's
some variety that took 180 days
That is really pushing it in this growing zone.
I may buy a plant to experiment with indoors.
My uncle grew them 1 year back in the 1960's
some variety that took 180 days
That is really pushing it in this growing zone.
I may buy a plant to experiment with indoors.
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They actually make beautiful plants.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
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spanish peanut,I think that is a 180 day wonder?
so probably definitely destined to be a house plant.
Outside now in a big container to take advantage of the sun.
so probably definitely destined to be a house plant.
Outside now in a big container to take advantage of the sun.
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I planted spanish peanuts. I understand they are more like 110-120 days. Urban farmer seeds has them at 110 days. Reimer seeds says 120. I direct seeded mine in the soil May 1st and May 2nd in two different beds. One bed had potatoes and fava beans the day before, the other garlic and onions. I expect to be harvesting peanuts around September 1st.
Zone 9b, located in the Columbia bottomlands, annual rainfall 46”
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Peanut seeds are such a rip off from many of the major online seed suppliers. Over $20/#, what a disgrace!
Zone 9b, located in the Columbia bottomlands, annual rainfall 46”
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I once had a chinese friend that would buy the unroasted raw seeds to cook in a wok.
I requested some to try to sprout but she never supplied any.
I requested some to try to sprout but she never supplied any.
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I started mine with store bought raw Spanish peanuts last year and they did fine.karstopography wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 6:57 am Peanut seeds are such a rip off from many of the major online seed suppliers. Over $20/#, what a disgrace!
The ones I left in the ground sprouted this year.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
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I got my raw Spanish peanuts in the shell at Reifel’s for $2.79/#. I got not even a pound and ate a bunch and planted maybe 50 seeds.
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they are just starting to get orange colored blossoms.
The plants' aren't much bigger than when I bought them.
lowriders?
The plants' aren't much bigger than when I bought them.
lowriders?
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