On Dec 9, 9:51 am, Omelet wrote:
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Don H3 wrote:



On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote:
Hi All,

These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very
expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce.
Visitwww.wikipedia.organdtype chia to get lots of info.

I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and
storing them.

TIA

RF

Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly
as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died.

[...]

I've seen Chia growing in the wild.

Might be best as an outdoor plant?
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Peace, Om

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"Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein

Urkle. (Removing foot from mouth)

I misconstrued the question as a sneaky advertisement for the "brand"
name CHIA, and had no idea there is an actual plant by that name...
(Californian I am not)

[ "Ethnobotanic: Chia, the Spanish name for Salvia columbariae, is
a plant
[ of great economic importance to many Native American tribes in
California..."

.... Apologies all~~