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Am disgusted. Wish I had some pest to blame this failure on but I suspect the problems may lie squarely on my shoulders. My PSB sowed last october is still only 4 inches high. Why oh why is it four inches high? 
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Cos you should have sown it in Spring not Autumn....hey ho!... sow next years now and it maybe less vertically challenged. -
I think I sowed mine early May last year and planted out mid July. Am now harvesting loads of the stuff although did expect it to be a bit earlier but am blaming the cold winter for that.
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Sowed it too late. PSB needs nearly a whole year to produce a worthwhile crop. Check seed packets for sowing dates.Comment
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It would be interesting to see if it grew on and produced a crop this summer though. Or maybe the 4" plant will produce 1" shoots soon?Originally posted by Llamas View PostAm disgusted. Wish I had some pest to blame this failure on but I suspect the problems may lie squarely on my shoulders. My PSB sowed last october is still only 4 inches high. Why oh why is it four inches high?"Orinoco was a fat lazy Womble"
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Thanks guys! I got them online, and while it's only my own fault for not checking, there weren't any instructions on the packet. Well I will let them be and just see what they choose to do. Wouldn't it be nice if I got something for my troubles anyway? Have just got seed for this year.The Impulsive Gardener
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