Chia Christmas Tree

Chia Christmas Tree

Product By Chia

(2 customers reviews)
Hot Price : $16.99
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Chia Christmas Tree Technical Details

• Become a tree artist
• Enough seeds included for 3 plantings
• Watch them grow
• In two weeks it wil be fully grown

Chia Christmas Tree Description

Even if you live in an apartment, you can become a true tree artist, with the newest Christmas Tree Chia pet. Just take the basic, handmade terra cotta "pot", and "sculpt" it with the seeds provided. There's enough for three plantings, so you can watch it grow, over and over. In just 1-2 weeks you'll have a fully loaded, fuzzy looking tree just bursting with green

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Chia Christmas Tree Customer Reviews

"Disappointed" 2009-01-08 By A. Young (Pennsylvania)
I really thought this would be fun, but it's not. It requires constant watering to keep the seeds moist. The seeds at the bottom are growing fine but the ones on the top 1" are hardly growing. The water doesn't stay filled at that point and the seeds dry out. Also the plant only lasts 4 weeks according to the instructions and then you have to buy more seeds and replant.

"Fun and easy to grow" 2008-12-10 By D. Besaw (Fort Myers, FL)
Bought this on sale at CVS. Very fun and easy to grow and the included color changing star light is beautiful. Not to mention that it has a color changing LED inside, no bulb to burn out.

Highly recommended for those who would like a (somewhat) real Christmas tree but without the hassles and the mess of a conventional tree.

Also a personal observation, I noticed the Chia sprouts have a rather weird smell to them.

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Chia Pet Decorative Indoor Pottery Planter ~ Homer

Chia Pet Decorative Indoor Pottery Planter ~ Homer

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Hot Price : $49.00
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"Pretty darmned funny" 2006-12-22 By Amy E. Kline (Philadelphia, PA)
This would make a FANTASTIC Chrischannukahwanzaamas present, my friends. Never has Homer J. Simpson had so much hair!

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Chia Herb Garden

Chia Herb Garden

Product By Joseph Enterprises, Inc
(2 customers reviews)
Chia Herb Garden Hot Price : $9.99
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Chia Herb Garden Technical Details

• Enjoy fresh herbs indoors
• Comes with everything you need
• Includes four terra cotta pots and saucers
• Six packets of gourmet herb seeds
• Makes a great gift

Chia Herb Garden Description

Collecting and growing Chia Pet pottery planters has become an ever popular American tradition. Forget the fuss and muss of potting mixes forever. Our exclusive Chia¨ Growing Sponge enables you to grow fresh herbs indoors-even in winter. Simply place a sponge in one of the quality pots, sprinkle seeds on top, and water daily. Soon you'll have fresh herbs at your fingertips. The Chia Garden¨ comes complete with everything you need: four sponges, four terra-cotta pots and saucers, six packets of gourmet herb seeds, plant markers, saucer liners, instruction book, and special recipes. Everybody loves herbs! Kids and grown ups alike will enjoy "watching them grow!" Herbs are easy to grow making them a perfect first plant growing experience for kids. Makes a great gift!

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Chia Herb Garden Reviews

"Very dissapointed" 2009-10-30 By JudyAnne (Concord, NC, USA)
I did everything I was suppose to do, and I came up with nothing. I was so dissapointed. I was looking forward to growing my own herbs. What a waste.

"Works in the short term, but not for long term use" 2009-05-04 By bodiemonster (Pittsburgh PA)
This seemed like an easy way to get started growing herbs for cooking. They grew quickly and we used them, however, once they were ready to move into a larger container (2-3 months), they started to die. Also, I noticed flies (like "fruit flies") appear and sprayed them with organic plant bug killer. About two weeks later I noticed white/translucent worms in the sponge they originally grew in. I threw them away immediately.

Seems like they should be able to be removed from the sponge since the roots were strong. But, the instructions said to keep them in the sponge when re-plating into a larger container.

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