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 Post subject: Whats is this?
PostPosted: Sep 22nd, '16, 18:42 
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Hey does anyone know what this is?
At first i thought it would be silverbeet but im not sure...
I think they mixed my seeds up i planted carrots and beetroot directly in my clay medium.

This stuff grows like weeds i just hoop it isent a weed, or im wasting my precious nitraat.... :think:


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 Post subject: Re: Whats is this?
PostPosted: Sep 22nd, '16, 19:13 
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definitely silverbeet.


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Could also be beetroot as it is the same species as silverbeet. I have grown a variety like this with green stems


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Oke but how do i know whats what for sure?

Logicly they would be Albino beets (seen they proberbly came from my beetroot seedpack)

But anyway according to this site the hole thing is eetable (asuming they are albino beets or "baby white beets")
http://www.specialtyproduce.com/produce ... s_5566.php



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PostPosted: Sep 22nd, '16, 20:45 
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easiest way, pull it up, if it has a tuber then its a beet, if it doesnt then its silverbeet.

then replant it.

dont worry, in AP the plant will bounce back really quickly as it will never be lacking water (or remove some leaves to compensate for lost roots)


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PostPosted: Sep 22nd, '16, 20:52 
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Yavimaya wrote:
easiest way, pull it up, if it has a tuber then its a beet, if it doesnt then its silverbeet.

then replant it.

dont worry, in AP the plant will bounce back really quickly as it will never be lacking water (or remove some leaves to compensate for lost roots)



Tnx ill do it this weekend;)


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Beet greens are edible not just the beets.


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