I am very new to gardening (just started last Spring) and I planned some Swiss Chard at my dad's request. My germination rate was pretty low but what we got made more than enough for what he wanted. I mostly ignored them and they were happy in these grow bags with a rather small amount of soil.
With these root structures sticking out of the soil all winter (Raleigh NC, 8a), are these likely dead or are they something I could pull up and transplant into a better container with healthier spacing?
by Azzizabiz
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Swiss chard is biennial, so these will likely go to seed quite quickly. You’d typically start new chard each year. The root structures in this case are beets 🙂
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