A grower's basil developed long woody stems with few leaves after a month of good growth. Pinching flowers didn't help.
Leroy explains: Basil is an annual that declines as daylight and heat decrease. Woody stems and bitter flavor signal the end of its life cycle. Continue harvesting leaves while weather permits, but don't expect rejuvenation.
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