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Old 07-18-2015, 07:21 AM
 
Location: Southern California
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Has anyone here tried growing swiss chard from the leaves available in grocery stores? I did plant some seeds few weeks back and they all grew about 3-4 inches and then started dying. I water them every alternate days. Same thing happened with my other plants too such as spinach, lettuce, sage and cilantro. Not sure whats wrong. Anyways I was thinking if I can grow swiss chard from leaves available in market, just like we grow herbs.
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Old 07-18-2015, 12:28 PM
 
Location: Swiftwater, PA
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Has anyone here tried growing swiss chard from the leaves available in grocery stores? I did plant some seeds few weeks back and they all grew about 3-4 inches and then started dying. I water them every alternate days. Same thing happened with my other plants too such as spinach, lettuce, sage and cilantro. Not sure whats wrong. Anyways I was thinking if I can grow swiss chard from leaves available in market, just like we grow herbs.
I cannot tell you anything about propagating Swiss Char from cuttings. I think I remember it as liking the cooler temperatures - my father liked it a Fall crop and it was pretty hardy. But it doesn't like the warmer temperatures: Vegetable Planting Guide.
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Old 07-18-2015, 12:50 PM
 
Location: Southern California
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I cannot tell you anything about propagating Swiss Char from cuttings. I think I remember it as liking the cooler temperatures - my father liked it a Fall crop and it was pretty hardy. But it doesn't like the warmer temperatures: Vegetable Planting Guide.
Ahh ok... The seed packet says it should be kept in full sun so I was leaving it outside. After growing couple of inches, it stopped growing further and then started dying.
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