Assertion: brussels sprout | /r/HasProperty | heavy feeders
Facets:
value: like many leafy vegetables
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Brussels sprouts are heavy feeders; you can mix well-rotted manure at the time of planting in the potting mix and side dress the plants either with compost or manure or with balanced fertilizer 3-4 weeks later after the transplanting time.
text: Because Brussels sprouts are a ‘top heavy’ crop, they are best grown in a rich, firm, heavy soils in order to enable the root system to support these top heavy plants, stopping them from falling over in poor weather.
text: Brussels sprouts tend to be a little top-heavy when mature.
text: Like many leafy vegetables, Brussels sprouts is considered a heavy feeder.
text: Brussels sprouts are heavy feeders and often require a lot of nitrogen, which leguminous cover crops are big suppliers of.
text: They are heavy feeders and thrive in a rich, well-drained soil high in organic matter.
text: Here's an out take from a Brussels sprouts article: "Brussels sprouts are not difficult to grow but they are heavy feeders and need supplemental fertilization or heavily amended soil.
text: They are heavy feeders; side dress when plants are 12” tall.
text: They are heavy feeders; side dress when plants are 12” tall.
text: Like all members of the brassica family, Brussels sprouts are heavy feeders.
text: They are heavy feeders; side dress when plants are 12” tall.
text: Yes, Brussels sprouts are heavy feeders, so you will want to provide nutrients at several different points during their development.