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Parsely: Can I make it grow longer?

15 years ago

I have a parsley plant which has been with me for 2 years. It's produced a seed stalk and I'm sad to see it go. I was wondering if I can trick it into growing for longer if I prune that off, or would I just be killing it before it seeds if I do this?

It's in a pot outdoors right now so I don't think it can hope to sow its own seeds into that narrow circle of soil.

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