[starry]

I have a few caulis growing  now (about 5 in total of which I think one might be successful ( I don't think I watered them enough) my lottie neighbour told me caulis like the damp so are best grown either spring or winter so can I use my left over seeds for my autumn cropping caulis in January or do I have to by a different type and what is the best way to grow them in the winter ??   

[peapod]

Hi Starry

Im a bit confused by your post (doesnt take much believe me!)

If you want to grow caulies through the winter then you need to get some different spring cropping seeds to the autumn cropping ones youve got in already and sow asap

Caulies do like it damp and they also should have a couple of leaves bent over to
shield the white centre from the sun.  They also like very firm soil as all brassicas do.  I would also warn you not to expect then to grow to a large size.  They are very prone to bolting, so dont leave them to get really big. They wont

Does that help at all? Or am I talking