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Started by lizagrowbag, August 14, 2008, 18:16:53

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lizagrowbag

We had some cabbages  already on our land when we got it i have a silly question is it ok to eat cabbage thats obviously been start by catapillars ect? its got little nibble holes  can we still eat it?

lizagrowbag


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tim

If it's good enough for them.............!!

steveuk

take it home stick it in salt and water for few hours, gets rid of all the ugs, then chomp away
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lizagrowbag

great stuff we had it with our roast last night and was grrrreat!

Squashman

I grow my brassicas under (enviro mesh), not only does it keep off the nasties, but seems to help mature them earlier.  The mesh I use is not the well known brand but a cheaper insect mesh cover, with a life span of at least 10 years. One of my fellow allotment holders has been using the same mesh for  12 years.

tim

Caveat - the makers do say that mesh should not stay on for the whole life of the plants. Can cause mould.

asbean

the mesh is good, it really does protect them from the dreaded cabbage white - and from some of the more extreme weather conditions too, I think. :) :) :)
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Amazin

QuoteThe mesh I use is not the well known brand but a cheaper insect mesh cover, with a life span of at least 10 years.

Come on then, spill the beans Squashman!

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