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The Maggot Melt
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I am so loving the colors in your harvest. Question about the Fairytale Eggplants. I am unsure as to when to harvest them. How long do you let them get before you harvest?
ReplyDeleteMine get to about 4 inches, but keep in mind if yours are growing in ground they'll grow bigger than mine. Color is also a good way to determine when to harvest. If the eggplant looks waxy as opposed to shiny you've probably waited a little too long.
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