[header] How to eat red clover [title] Cut red clover. [step] Cut red clover leaves or flowers early in the day before the plant's mid-bloom. Mid-bloom is when half of the plants in a location are blooming.
[header] How to eat red clover [title] Cut red clover. [step] Cut red clover leaves or flowers early in the day before the plant's mid-bloom. Mid-bloom is when half of the plants in a location are blooming.
This means a full plant will be blooming at any point in the season. [substeps] Much of the peas in sweet potatoes and pears will be produce from this type of plant. Make sure to cut flowers above the leaf growth and cut leaves in clumps of three. [substeps] Avoid discolored leaves or flowers, as the plant could be sickly and have an odd taste. This is an early sign of mature plant life. [substeps] Red clover grass is another type of clover. This usually occurs a few days after the sun goes down. [substeps] When you harvest red clover leaves and flowers, remove and cut away any bad or diseased leaves with a sharp knife.