Japanese Kale
 

I appear to have accidentally sprouted a bunch of Japanese Kale seeds (left
in the greenhouse, they've fallen off the shelf and into a puddle - mostly
germinated, and the label is unreadable).

Which means I now can't read the instructions. Is there any hope for them
if I try to overwinter them? Iirc, last time I grew them in early spring.

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Japanese Kale
 

On Sep 18, 10:25*pm, wrote:
I appear to have accidentally sprouted a bunch of Japanese Kale seeds (left
in the greenhouse, they've fallen off the shelf and into a puddle - mostly
germinated, and the label is unreadable).

Which means I now can't read the instructions. *Is there any hope for them
if I try to overwinter them? *Iirc, last time I grew them in early spring.

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Looks as if you have no choice but to grow it on,
I'd try some in pots, some planted out under a poly closh or similar,
experement, what have you to loose,
As long as you have 6 to 8 weeks before frost for them to get
established you should be OK.

Japanese Kale
 

Dave Hill wrote:
Looks as if you have no choice but to grow it on,

This is true. But if there was no hope, I might have just thrown it away at
this point. :-}

I'd try some in pots, some planted out under a poly closh or similar,
experement, what have you to loose,
As long as you have 6 to 8 weeks before frost for them to get
established you should be OK.

*nod* I've potted it into soil, it may die immediately anyhow, but I'll
watch and see.