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Two feet high is way young for clemsons. They have a lot of growing yet to do. Fish fertilizer and enough water. When they get 5' to 6' high you start removing the leaves to force the growth into pods.
Two feet high is way young for clemsons. They have a lot of growing yet to do. Fish fertilizer and enough water. When they get 5' to 6' high you start removing the leaves to force the growth into pods.
Thanks harry chickpea, which leaves do you remove? The lower ones are already wilting and falling on mine.
You can actually remove all of them once it has reached around 6'. Just wait until you start to see it producing, then trim as you will. You will want to wear long sleeves and gloves unless you are a masochist.
You can actually remove all of them once it has reached around 6'. Just wait until you start to see it producing, then trim as you will. You will want to wear long sleeves and gloves unless you are a masochist.
Oh really?? I thought the spineless doesn't have these thorns.
actually, I don't want them to produce anymore period. I pick a dozen or so daily. How much okra can someone eat or pickle?
You can always freeze them. We use them mainly in beef stews.
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