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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
frog, are you composting kitchen scraps?
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
yes I am but I have been using it for my veg. garden. I have been getting mulch for free from the county. and also hourse manuer from some of the local stables here.
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
I can't get the fruit to mature. It will start out good but die out as time goes on. This is my forth flower, does any one have a idea as to what is going wrong or maybe a sugestion?
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11-08-2007, 05:39 PM
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
Are you usually cutting down green leaves? or was that just to take the pic?
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
I cut down the yellow leaves. should have I left them on longer?
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
Yellow is ok in my book...
Just making sure..
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Re: 25-30' and fruiting in Central Tx zone 8b
I might be taking off to many leaves to soon? I'm a real amateur at this so please feel free to speak you opinion. Thank you
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