Kale

How to Store Kale. Kale will store for two to three weeks at 32° to 34°F (0°-4°C) and 90 to 95 percent humidity (moist) with… Read More »What Do You Do With Kale After Harvest?

Should you cut the flowers off kale? Once your kale plant is flowering, cutting off the flowers will not stop the process of bolting. Your… Read More »Should I Stop Kale From Flowering?

2-year. A biennial (2-year) plant, kale produces leaves in the first year, and then, in the next year (or sometimes late in the first year),… Read More »How Long Will Kale Keep Producing?

Kale bolts during warmer weather after experiencing a bit of winter’s freezing temperatures. If the weather heats up rapidly in the spring, kale can start… Read More »Why Did My Kale Bolt?

Cut back several mature plants in spring. As noted above, lopping off the top of a mature kale plant encourages vigorous new growth. These small… Read More »What Happens If You Cut The Top Off Kale?

Five to 10 minutes. Let the kale soak. Allow the kale to soak in the water for a few minutes. This will help soften any… Read More »How Long Can You Soak Kale For?

Raw regular and scotch kale are stars when it comes to vitamin C, providing 32 and 145 percent of the DV in a 1-cup serving.… Read More »Does Kale Taste Different Than Lettuce?

Tronchuda Kale Plants will mature in 55 days. Tronchuda’s soft, thick leaves make it ideal for juicing. It’s also loved for being one of the… Read More »What Is The Fastest Growing Kale?

Tuscan kale goes by many names. Among them are dinosaur kale, cavolo nero, and black kale. This kale has longer spear-like leaves with a pebbled… Read More »Is Black Kale Bitter?

If you notice these worms, one way to control them is to physically remove them from your plants. Simply pick off the worms and egg… Read More »How Do You Remove Worms From Kale?