Assertion: gourd | /r/HasProperty | ready
Facets:
value: for harvesting
type: PURPOSE
value: for use
type: PURPOSE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: at this point
type: TEMPORAL
value: for crafting
type: PURPOSE
value: after the drying process
type: TEMPORAL
value: only then
type: DEGREE
value: after the first light frost
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: They are ready for use after the drying process which may take up to six months or even longer.
text: Gourds are ready for harvesting when the stems dry out and turn brown.
text: At this point your gourds are ready for harvesting, but you’ll make the job a lot easier on yourself if you leave them to cure on the vine.
text: At this point your gourds are ready for harvesting, but you’ll make the job a lot easier on yourself if you leave them to cure on the vine.
text: Shake the gourd as the final test to see if they are fully cured; if they are ready, they’ll sound like a rattle with the seeds banging around on the inside.
text: Only then are they ready for use.
text: Now your gourd is ready for use!
text: Gourds are usually ready for harvesting when the stem at the top turns brown and withered.
text: The gourd is now ready for finishing.
text: If you take a gourd before it is ready it will shrivel and rot.
text: When the gourd is clean outside and in, and it is just as you want it, it is ready for your imagination to go to work.
text: The gourds put on their final flush of growth in late summer and early fall, so are typically ready for harvest before or shortly after the first light frost.
text: Once the stems dry, the gourd is likely ready for harvest.
text: Allow your gourd to cure completely before cutting into it; if you hear the seeds rattling, your gourd is ready for crafting.