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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.
How to Plant and Harvest Chia Seeds. Chia seeds belong to the min family of Lamiaceae and it can vary is sizes which depends on the moisture available there and its range. Chia plants are 3 cm to 4 cm under dry environmental conditions and upto 60 cm, if it gets optimal growth conditions.The leaves are thick and wrinkled and are dark green in colour. Deeply lobed with thin cover of fine, soft, greyish hairs are available on its upper surface.hia plants are 3 cm to 4 cm under dry environmental conditions and upto 60 cm, if it gets optimal growth conditions. The leaves are thick and wrinkled and are dark green in colour.