Guys what the hell are these? The box says blueberries but the seeds are too big to be blueberry seeds plus I'm from the Philippines why do they sell this here
>>936252
it just says growing set with seeds and soil, sounds like what it is
These are the seeds
>>936256
Those are dry blueberries. Seeds are inside.
>>936256
those are some nice magic beans you got there
Well I cut it open and it looks like a seed to me
>>936268
then they must be seeds
what is the point of this thread again?
But are the seeds bigger than regular blueberry seeds?
>>936256
>>936268
These are blueberries with the seeds inside.
What you have there is some kind of bean.
Ok thanks. Probably shouldn't have trusted the packaging
Hi,
Be carful, garden blueberries are quite different from "wild" blueberries.
In shop, you can buy the garden one, which are bigger than the wild ones. The inside is white/light green (like white grape), whereas inside of wild is blue/violet. Nevertheless, they are quite tasty.
Oh ok I actually just got them from a friend who knew I was in to gardening thanks
Can I grow them in the Philippines? I mean the kit was sold here
>>936284
You probably can, but judging by the pictures of the seeds that you posted, don't be surprised when something other than blueberry bushes grow where you plant them.
>>936265
motherfucking magic bean salesmen
>>936252
are you sure it actually says blueberries on the packet? it could just say blue berry. as in an oregon grapes?
Well it's in Japanese but when I put it through golf translate it said blueberry
I mean Google
>>936299
i thought that was a deliberate joke. why did you ruin it?
Thanks
>>936318
Those seeds are most definitely not blueberries. As previous anon said, they look like they're from the fabaceae family.
>>936460
This, not blueberries. Sauce: a dude who grows a lot of plants
Tfw I've eaten shit tons of blueberries my entire life & garden like a mofo yet never seen a blueberry seed.
black beans, legume. It's pretty obvious. The shape, location of the attachment to the seed pod.
