General information and discussion about cultivating eggplants/aubergines.
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Got this variety courtesy of Jeff Casey-thanks Jeff! Just picked my first one, going to grill it tonight. Have also picked one Kamo.
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Looking good Michael! Can't wait for a taste report.
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Excellent, smooth taste. We chopped it and put it in some pasta we had last night. Very good.
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Sounds like it taste a lot like Thai Green and Louisiana Long Green.
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I found them to be the sweetest eggplant variety that I have tasted.
Jeff Did you manage to plant any of the other varieties that I sent? |
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Have not tasted those other varieties, so cant comment. Jeff I also planted from you New Long Nagasaki, Chiku You Naya (spelling?). They have both fruited, but no ripe fruit yet.
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nasu meaning eggplant in Japanese. My Chiku you nasu has put out its first flower. I am still waiting on Kamo nasu. Jeff |
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Here is a photo of Chiku You Naya (spelling?) that I just picked. Picked 4 of them. This one weighs 18 grams-small fruit. All of them about that size.
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Waiting on my Lousiana Long Green. Almost ready..
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Jeff
Your handwriting was probably perfect-its my poor eyes that I bet is the problem. Here is a photo of some Kamo and the Japanese Long Green, along with a chile called San Juan Tsile-well known here.
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Looking good, Michael. How long will your season last with eggplants?
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Should last through September. Pina I am growing some of the varieties you sent me-just put them out recently!
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Michael,
I notice in Japan that once the plant starts to peter out they prune it down and also root prune with a shovel around the plant. THis way they get a rejuvenated plant that will produce a good sized fall crop. Jeff |
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Thanks for that info. Is their any special way they prune it?
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