Evening all,
The cabbages I planted around 2-3 months back seem to be having a spot of bother.
The stems are 'bent' that is they are not vertical and are laying on the ground and a few have had a passing slug munch the stem.
I was talking to a fellow person on my allotment and she said something around the lines of it could be that I have not planted them deep enough/firmed them in enough.
Can any one confirm this could be the cause?
Now I do recall not firming them up a bit...
Can I still get a crop from them/can I harvest them before they produce the cabbage head?
I guess we learn more from our mistakes!
P.s some have yellow leaves at the bottom - is this a sign of potential nutrient deficiency or could it simply be a dead leaf?
Many thanks,
Samuel
The cabbages I planted around 2-3 months back seem to be having a spot of bother.
The stems are 'bent' that is they are not vertical and are laying on the ground and a few have had a passing slug munch the stem.
I was talking to a fellow person on my allotment and she said something around the lines of it could be that I have not planted them deep enough/firmed them in enough.
Can any one confirm this could be the cause?
Now I do recall not firming them up a bit...
Can I still get a crop from them/can I harvest them before they produce the cabbage head?
I guess we learn more from our mistakes!
P.s some have yellow leaves at the bottom - is this a sign of potential nutrient deficiency or could it simply be a dead leaf?
Many thanks,
Samuel
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