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Hi,
hoping for some good info. I planted oregon sugar snap peas and wando peas in the spring and harvested some great peas in the last few weeks. Now it is in the mid 90s/hi80s as far as high temps, and peas aren't producing as well. Parts of the vines are looking brownish and ragged. I did fertilize again and there appears to be some new growth and flowering. Wando is still producing, but at a lower rate. My question is - should I leave the vines alone, and wait for another crop when the weather cools (in another 4-6 weeks), or should I pull the vines and replant for a fall crop. What would happen if I pruned back the vines - r would they put on a new crop for fall? Thanks in advance for your comments!
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- Posted by lostyooper 8 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 13:17
| I have found that they produce little when you do this. Better off replanting. You could also develop disease on the stressed plants |
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