Chia Salvia hispanica 1000 seeds * Non GMO * ez grow * *SHIPPING FROM US* CombSH E24

Welcome We offer combine shipping! For U.S buyers: S&H fee may vary for different seeds. Max shipping fee for US buyer is $4.82 . .. There is no tracking# for any order with shipping fee below $20.97. U.S. order take 1- 12 business days to arrive. ( Depends on which states you live ) For international buyers: S&H fee start from $4.85 USD International order takes 4-30 days to arrive. If shipment is lost or damaged during transit, do not leave negative feedback. Contact us for solution!Description Mexican chia (Salvia hispanica) produces edible seeds and sprouts, but it's also grown as an ornamental plant. It grows up to 3 feet tall and produces spikes of blue flowers during summer. The plant grows as an annual in all climates and as a perennial ornamental in U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zones 9 through 11. It sprouts readily from seeds started indoors six weeks before the last spring frost. Transplant the seedlings after the danger of frost passes and the average outdoor air temperature is above 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Germination direction: 1Fill 3-inch diameter seedling containers with sterile potting mix. Set the containers on a tray, and water the containers' soil until it is thoroughly moistened. 2Sow two Mexican chia seeds in each prepared container. Press the seeds lightly onto the soil surface, and then cover them with a 1/4-inch deep layer of moist soil. Cover the containers with a plastic bag, and set them in a 75 degree Fahrenheit location to germinate, which takes within two weeks. 3Remove the plastic bag when the Mexican chia sprouts above the soil, and move the plants to a sunny window. Water the containers' soil when the soil surface dries, but keep the plants' foliage dry when you water. 4Break up the top 8 inches of soil in a garden bed that drains well and receives full sun. Mexican chia plants grow well in sandy soil and cannot tolerate too much soil moisture. 5Dig planting holes in the garden bed, making them the same depth and width as the seedling containers. If you want to grow the plants as perennials, then space the planting holes 18 to 24 inches apart so each Mexican chia plant has room to spread. If you want to grow the plants as annuals, then space the plants 12 inches apart. 6Lift the seedlings from their pots, and set them inside the prepared planting holes. Fill the holes around the plant roots with soil. Water the soil thoroughly so it settles around the roots. Water the plants weekly until they become established and begin growing well. Once established, Mexican chia rarely requires irrigation.Seed Counts All seed counts should be considered estimates. Some of our seeds are estimated by weight.These weights are often based on our supplier weights and/or the weight of the average of several samples of the same seed.We do our best to ensure accuracy and will often add extra seeds. However, all estimates are final. Payment We accept paypal only.Remember to add items into shopping cart,then pay at once in order to save S&H fee! Shipping Ship worldwide from New York by USPS, and only to VERIFIED PAYPAL ADDRESS. Once we receive the payment, we will ship the order at the same or next business day. If eCRATER does not automatically combine your shipping, please send Us a message before you make any payment. We will adjust it on your final invoice Please check your shipping address carefully before checkout! For U.S. Buyers: Small amount of seeds with shipping fee less than $20.97 will be shipped without tracking number. For International buyers: Import duties, taxes and charges (if any) are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Shipping time via for different country, some might take up to a month to reach.Please be patient. Feedback If you do not satisfy with the purchase, please do not leave negative/neutral feedback. Contact us for solution, We'll try our best to fix the problem as soon as possible. Thank You&Enjoy Growing