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BJ> I've got a question about growing Brussels Sprouts.  I've had a plant
BJ> growing almost a whole growing season and through the fall and winter. 
BJ> The base of this plant is about seven and a half inches in diameter and
BJ> the leaves are a rich green color.  However, there are no Brussels
BJ> Sprouts on this thing yet.  The plant has been watered since last
BJ> spring and fall and into the current srping.  What should ... do to
BJ> enhance fruit production on this thing?  Thanks for your help in
BJ> advance. 
Wow! That's some brussel sprout plant, sounds like it should go
in the Guiness Book of World records If you see tiny sprouts,
you can cut the leaves off near these, and also cut the top bud
or growing tip, that is suppose to encourage the sprouts to grow.
They like cool weather though. I live in Florida and it's hard to
get sprouts of any size here, esp. when we have a mild winter
like this year.    Do you know what variety of Brussel Sprout
you're growing? I grew one last year called "bubbles". It was
supposed to do better in warm weather. It grew much bigger than
my usual brussel sprout plants, but did not make very big sprouts at
all.
Marilyn
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