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    Some of my cauliflowers are forming heads now, but most of them have "blown". My allotment neighbour says it's because they weren't firmed in properly when I planted them? Is that correct or could there be any other reasons? My purple cauliflowers (two rows further down) were all perfect!

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    If you pull the stalk out of the ground is there any club root there if so that is the cause i have eaten my last one tonight that had club root but if i had not warered it well it would have died this may be the answer thats what i have put mine down to jacob
    What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
    Ralph Waide Emmerson

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    • #3
      Brassicas do need firm soil, but I've usually succeeded with every type of brassica except caulis. I don't know if they're particularly fussy but I buy mine from the local market now.

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      • #4
        Hi, i've just cut our final cauli, and the head is slightly green...i thought this was just a bit of colouring from the leaves, but now i'm not so sure?! Any ideas?
        Vegmonkey and the Mrs. - vegetable gardening in a small space in Cheltenham at www.vegmonkey.co.uk

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