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and snot near any buried cables, wires or pipes. Allow at east3
feet onal sides of your planting hol for your cabbage to grow to
be humongous! Oryou can plan an 18-24 inch ciamete pot
instead Be sure the pt as drainage holes and remember, the
larger the pot, thebigge the cabbage can grow!
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‘ew shovels of compost ora premium garden soilto enrich
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Ityour cabbage is in abio-pot, drench twith water unt the pot
‘material is dark brown, cut of the abe and tar of the bottom
ha andi ofthe pt then add tothe planting hol, or campast.
Ityour cabbage is in aplastic pt remove the entire pot prio to
planting, Geil “ikl” the bottom ofthe rots to asen them,
before placing in the planting hole
Using your hands oa trowel, make a hoe for your cabbage,
Plantitso an inch or two of the stem s buried, Flin the
hole around the plant with sil and then press dow firmly
‘toremave any air pockets.
Water your cabbage when the sols cry, 2" down, Be sure to
always water nthe early part ofthe day. at so level. Try not to
‘wet the leaves and never “put your cabbage to bed wet’! Feed
your cabbage with aplant food of choice, according to label
directions. Ask a parent to help you harvest after 8-10 weeks.
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WHAT SHOULD | DO IF | SEE BUGS ON MY
CABBAGE OR HOLES IN THE LEAVES?
Be on the lookout for brown or white
moths, these come from worms that
love to munch on your cabbage.
Cabbage worms lke to hide on
the underside of its big leaves, so
continually check for them. if you see
any get rd of them right away! For
tips on worms and other pests, look
for help at bonniecabbageprogram.
‘com under the “Students” tab.
AFTER IVE PLANTED MY CABBAGE, HOW
DO | KNOW ITS GROWING PROPERLY?
Be sure you've folowed the “5 Steps to Growing a
Colossal Cabbage” listed above and be sure to pull
Weeds and protect your cabbage from frost or freeze,
You'll know your cabbage is happy and healthy as you
watch it continue to grow!
HOW WILL | KNOW WHEN MY
CABBAGE IS FULLY GROWN.
AND READY TO HARVEST?
Depending on your weather, your
cabbage should be ready to harvest
8-10 weeks after planting. By then,
your cabbage should have formed a
solid and firm head and you'l know
it's fully grown. Ask a parent to help
you harvest by cutting the cabbage
at ground level
HOW DO | TAKE A GOOD HIGH RESOLUTION
IMAGE OF ME AND MY CABBAGE?
Be sure both you and your mature cabbage can be fully
‘seen clearly and be properly dressed (no bathing suits,
please!) You can find more tips for taking a great image
at bonniecabbageprogram.com. Be creative!