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Old 22-03-2003, 12:30 PM
Glenda Young
 
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A few weeks ago I put seed potatoes in my cold frame outside to chit.
Unfortunately, it was too early and the frost got them so I brought
them indoors where they continued to grow green sprouts. However the
green sprouts have now turned purple and look sort of mould-like and
nasty rather than green and healthy. Should I discard them or are
they still worth planting?


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Old 22-03-2003, 12:30 PM
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"Glenda Young" wrote in message
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A few weeks ago I put seed potatoes in my cold frame outside to chit.
Unfortunately, it was too early and the frost got them so I brought
them indoors where they continued to grow green sprouts. However the
green sprouts have now turned purple and look sort of mould-like and
nasty rather than green and healthy. Should I discard them or are
they still worth planting?


I'm chitting pots for the first time, and have done so indoors. My shoots
are also greeny-purple and slightly fuzzy but I think this is normal. I'm
happy with mine, and hope that someone reassures me that this is OK!


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Old 22-03-2003, 12:30 PM
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I would give them a try. I planted mine one year too early, and they got
frosted after they came out of the ground. I left them alone and they
produced new plants and did very well.

Dwayne

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A few weeks ago I put seed potatoes in my cold frame outside to chit.
Unfortunately, it was too early and the frost got them so I brought
them indoors where they continued to grow green sprouts. However the
green sprouts have now turned purple and look sort of mould-like and
nasty rather than green and healthy. Should I discard them or are
they still worth planting?


I'm chitting pots for the first time, and have done so indoors. My shoots
are also greeny-purple and slightly fuzzy but I think this is normal. I'm
happy with mine, and hope that someone reassures me that this is OK!




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Old 22-03-2003, 08:32 PM
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Look who's talking MR ABIVE himself! ****!

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