My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of nitrogen?

chaz

chaz wrote:

My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of nitrogen?

chaz




Not necessary. Pinch it back to encourage branching. It does need a lot
of hot water.

Most macaroni do best with lots of spaghetti sauce and a sprinkle of
Parmesan cheese on top!!!

Don't forget "al dente"!!!!


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My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of
nitrogen?

chaz

Most macaroni do best with lots of spaghetti sauce and a sprinkle of
Parmesan cheese on top!!!

Don't forget "al dente"!!!!


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My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of
nitrogen?

chaz

On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 12:57:05 -0500, "chaz" wrote:

My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of nitrogen?

Macaroni? You're growing macaroni? I thought pasta bushes only
produced spaghetti, and you had to knit it into other shapes. Do you
have any seeds to spare?

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It is partial to pesto, garlic and olive oil, cheese or tomato sauce.


J. Del Col

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chaz wrote:

My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of
nitrogen?

chaz

Not necessary. Pinch it back to encourage branching. It does need a lot
of hot water.

Earlier this evening I planted some in tomato sauce with herbs and
cheese and a breadcrumby crust, and by suppertime it was ready for
harvesting.

Janet.

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My macaroni is about 8 inches high. Does macaroni prefer a lot of
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I've heard that the lesser known Asian cultivars of this species grow well
when planted closely with garlic, ginger, chiles, soybeans, and even
peanuts.