spidra's Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' x 1 Dying
Plant: Snow Pea (Pisum sativum var. saccharatum) | Variety: Carouby de Maussane
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Snow pea with ornamental flowers. The texture & taste is inferior to ‘Taichung 11’, but, hey, ornamental.
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Planting Data
- Plant
- Snow Pea (1171)
- Variety
- Carouby de Maussane (64)
Sown from my Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' Seeds.
spidra's Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' Care Instructions
Try for a seed spacing of at approx. 2.97 inches (7.62 cm) and sow at a depth of around 0.99 inches (2.54 cm) if planning to sow direct.
Ensure you have enough space in your garden for this plant - Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' is known for growing to a height of approximately 1.30 metres (that's 4.23 feet in imperial).
Your garden is in partial sun light: plant in a location that enjoys full sun.
Remember to water very often.
Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' tends to grow best in a soil ph of between 5.5 and 6.5 meaning it does best in acidic soil.
More information about Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' is available in the Folia gardener's wiki. All Snow Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' Care Instructions have been kindly provided by our members.
Harvest Tally
Milestones
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14 Apr 2011
Dying day 151 Out They Go
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28 Mar 2011
Harvesting day 134 Preparing for Trip
7.0 x item
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15 Mar 2011
Harvesting day 121 More Harvesting
6.0 x item
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03 Mar 2011
Flowering day 109 Last to Bloom
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06 Dec 2010
Transplanted day 22 In Der Ground
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25 Nov 2010
Sprouting day 11 Sprouty Sprouty
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14 Nov 2010
Sown day 0
Comments
grovespirit wrote:
I’d like to swap for some seeds of this, so— if you can, pretty please let enough go to maturity that you can have seeds and so can I? :)
Sending you a PM with more info…
Posted on 29 Mar 11 (about 2 years ago)
spidra wrote:
I’ve got some seeds ready to send now. Unfortunately, I’m busy packing for this trip. But I can do a seed swap with you when I get back in mid-April or something.
You probably wouldn’t want the saved seed. I’ve got 4 different varieties growing close to each other and I’m sure they’re cross-pollinating because some of my flat snow peas are turning round in the pod.
Posted on 29 Mar 11 (about 2 years ago)
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