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Although SW Florida is conducive to growing Chia, the weather can be a danger. Chia requires 120 days to harvest. When planting in fall, you must plant your seeds as late as possible to miss the summer rains but still harvest your crop before the winter frost hits.Many growers plant their spring crop in March.lthough SW Florida is conducive to growing Chia, the weather can be a danger. Chia requires 120 days to harvest. When planting in fall, you must plant your seeds as late as possible to miss the summer rains but still harvest your crop before the winter frost hits.
Add 2 tsp. of chia seeds. Let the seeds and water sit for 15 minutes. Stir up the seeds well so they are thoroughly moistened with the water. Allow the chia seeds to sit in the water for 24 hours before removing them for planting. Plant your chia seeds in porous soil and allow them to get plenty of sunlight. Fill a jar with 2 cups of water. Add 1/3 cup of chia seeds. Stir up the seeds and water well. Put the lid on the jar and stick it in the refrigerator. Wait at least 10 minutes for the chia seeds and water to create a gel. The longer you let the seeds soak, however, the more nutrients you will get from the chia seeds.