The aubergine continues to grow. This is the first one, there is another fruit in a second plant. With further lilac flowers opening across the three black prince plants. Quite rapid growth across the assorted plants as the weather warms up.
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How exciting! I can’t wait to see flowers on my aubergine plants.
It is a bit! These are all
F1 hybrids. My ‘proper’ ones are only just starting to form flowers
I can’t remember what mine are bit I did start later than you anyway.
The F1 hybrids were bought in and plugged in only a matter of weeks again. The ones raised from seeds are only just kicking in now
Yes of course, seeds will take longer.
Reblogged this on Linda's wildlife garden and commented:
Lovely update thank you for sharing
Do you pollinate your aubergines by hand? I only have one plant this year and I’m worried about it not setting fruit.
Not these, these are F1 hybrids who set by themselves. But the ones grown from seeds that aren’t hybrids will have To be tickled
Ah. There may be hope then. That’s good.