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Mrs Ava
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Sprouts
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September 02, 2005, 22:57:27 »
The lovely little creeping catterpillars have munched away at some of my purple sprouts eating the lovely young sprouts from the leaf joints! >:( Will sprouts regrow there, or will I have to wait for the plants to grow taller for more sprouts further up?
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john_miller
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September 03, 2005, 12:46:51 »
Something will regrow there but whether you will get recognisable 'sprouts' is unlikely this late is the season. Given the flavour of red/purple sprouts who needs 'sprouts' as the loose leaves are worth eating alone? In my opinion of course.
If you want quicker growth try 'topping out' the main growing point.
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Mrs Ava
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September 04, 2005, 23:25:04 »
Thanks John. :-*
Bloody catterpillars! :-X
I will havest some of the leaves tomorrow and try them out on my mum! :D
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john_miller
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September 05, 2005, 10:56:21 »
Top the plants, if they don't have too many "visitors", and eat them first. Remember, if you haven't had a frost yet, they won't be as good as later in the season.
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Mrs Ava
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September 05, 2005, 11:26:35 »
Frost in Essex John......not until about February 2006!
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