We shouldn’t complain as we have had enough to share with some friends. The yield would be much higher had August been as hot as in July. We gardeners resign to the fact that we’re at the mercy of the All Mighty.
Monday, September 1, 2014
Mild summer is not conducive to the growth of the luffa (菜瓜)
This mild summer is not conducive to the growth of the
tropical luffa (菜瓜 or 絲瓜), which requires
150-200 warm to hot days to grow and mature, which is a luxury the western Pennsylvania
weather cannot afford. Our success is
attributed to our planting of the seeds indoor in late February/early March and
the loving tender care when they were young and vulnerable.
We shouldn’t complain as we have had enough to share with some friends. The yield would be much higher had August been as hot as in July. We gardeners resign to the fact that we’re at the mercy of the All Mighty.
We shouldn’t complain as we have had enough to share with some friends. The yield would be much higher had August been as hot as in July. We gardeners resign to the fact that we’re at the mercy of the All Mighty.
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