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sandrakclev

blue shrimp plant seeds

sandrakclev
18 years ago

Hi - I'm growing blue shrimp plant and am unsure about harvesting the seeds. They're turning black, but are still holding tight to the plant, so I guess they're not yet ready. Should they be left to dry on the plant, or removed before then?

Thanks,

SAndra

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