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$29 plus $24 shipping, so $53 for one flower.
by jimmytucson 3y ago
$29 plus $24 shipping, so $53 for one flower.
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- slimsag 3y agoNot quite, you can get 3 for $107 because it applies some automatic discount and shipping is not a linear cost.
- dylan604 3y agoI had free petunia plants last year in the pots the previous years petunias grew. No, these were not the same plants as they are annuals that got pulled in the fall. Never thought about them seeding themselves like that. Maybe that $53 plant can do the same thing so you get a second year out of it essentially halving the cost??? We love us some volunteers
- Angostura 3y agoI very much doubt that these will breed true from seed
- tuumi 3y agoYou could just root some cutting and put under a grow light and plant in the spring.
- dylan604 3y agoIsn't that the very definition of propagating the line which is protected via patent? I too doubt these would grow from a seed, but at least growing a plant from a seed is not patentable regardless of what Monsanto thinks.
- jijijijij 3y agoI doubt propagation is enforceable either. They mentioned 'breeding' too, so they seem to have the same understanding as Monsanto.
- dylan604 3y agoIt's really only enforceable if you attempt to make money from it or even just distribute it as your own to the point they find out about you. If you do anything to share the new plants that prevents them from making money, you'll be "guilty". If you do it just to fill in your backyard, they'll never find out about you.