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My sugar snap peas have been this tall for a month...
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My sugar snap peas have been this tall for a month...

Please help 😭 What am I doing wrong? I planted these late March and another round early April, and those also haven't budged an inch...

I'm in Zone 6b.

Our weather has been consistently in the high 50s-low 70s during the day, 30s/40s at night since early April.

These are sugarlace snap peas (Ed Hume), supposedly stringless and don't need support but I added these ropes a week ago to see if I could entice them.

I had been watering every couple of days but with the yellow tint, I added some 3-5-6 fertilizer and have waited till the top inch feels dry before watering.

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I'm going out on a limb here 🙈

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