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Aubergine, which one?

Started by grannyjanny, May 01, 2010, 07:31:56

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grannyjanny

I have sown aubergine black beauty but read that they are not very good as the fruits take a long time to ripen. Is it to late to sow a different one?

grannyjanny


Jeannine

I like Fairytale, mine have not been planted very long just a few days but usually I am earlier XX Jeannine
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daveyboi

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After this cold winter everything is behind but I do find that things tend to catch up to a great extent.
It is always worth a try.

I am trying Ophelia along with Black Beauty this year although this is the first time I have tried growing Aubergines as  the last two yesrs I did not remember to sow them in time.
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Vinlander

I'm not keen on the big black ones or the small round green ones.

The smaller-fruited long black, violet or stripy types are my favourite - I find them more tender but even more importantly in a poor year you will get a few fruits per plant - it may only be 100g in total but better than the big fat zero you get from the plants that would produce fruits that are 200g+ each - but fail totally.

Of course in a bad year you might be lucky to see even a flower...
With a microholding you always get too much or bugger-all. (I'm fed up calling it an allotment garden - it just encourages the tidy-police).

The simple/complex split is more & more important: Simple fertilisers Poor, complex ones Good. Simple (old) poisons predictable, others (new) the opposite.

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