"Contrasting Green Update: Spinach Struggles, Amara Greens Flourish"
Feb 5, 2024 - 10:28amSummary: The spinach at this location is doing poorly and is currently unusable. In contrast, Amara greens, which were unidentified before, are thriving and need to be harvested soon. These greens are at risk of flowering, so it's important to cut them back and utilize them.Transcript: So one more update is there is spinach here as well and the spinach is doing pretty terrible. So that is basically unusable at the moment, but we also, so the other, the green thing that I didn't know about in the previous one is called Amara greens, I believe, and they seem to be doing quite well and honestly I really need to be picked. I think it's going to start flowering soon, so we want to get rid of that or at least cut it back and use it.
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