Assertion: gourd's stem | /r/CapableOf | turn brown
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text: After 100 to 180 days of planting depending on the variety, when stem and tendrils turn brown
text: An ornamental gourd can be cut from the vine as soon as the stem turns brown.
text: Gourds are ready for harvesting when the stems dry out and turn brown.
text: Gourds are ripe or mature, when the stem that attaches them to the vine turns brown, and dries out.
text: 1 Cut the gourd from the plant after the stems turn brown and dry, before the first fall frost.
text: Gourds are ready to harvest when their stems dry out and turn brown.
text: Harvesting and Curing Gourds are fully ripe when the stem that attaches them to the vine dries and turns brown.
text: Harvest in the fall, when the gourds have fully matured and the stems turn brown.
text: Foror, harvest them when the stem attached to the gourd begins to turn brown and the leaves on the vine are all dead.
text: Gourds are usually ready for harvesting when the stem at the top turns brown and withered.
text: They’re ready to be picked when the tendrils next to their stems are dead and the stems have turned brown.
text: When the stems have dried and turned brown, this is usually a tell-tale sign that your ornamental gourds are ready to be harvested.
text: Gourds are typically considered ready to harvest when the stems turn brown and dry up.
text: Ornamental gourds can be picked as soon as their stems turn brown and tendrils next to them are dry.