Growing Brussels sprouts need plenty of nutrients and water. Never let your Brussels sprout bed become too dry as this will stress the plants and result in a poor harvest. Water is vital to a good crop. Harvesting Brussels Sprouts. Once your Brussels sprout plant has matured, it will look like a tall green tower with knobs and leaves. The knobs will be the Brussels sprouts you eat. Once the knobs have reached about 1 â 1 1/2â³ wide and are firm when you squeeze them, they are ready to harvest. When harvesting Brussels sprouts, work from the bottom of the plant up. The bottom sprouts will be ready first. Use a sharp knife and cut the ready Brussels sprouts off the vertical main stem. We hope that this has help you learn more about how to grow Brussels sprouts. Growing Brussels sprouts in your garden is both rewarding and delicious.
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NOTE: 1  The standard deduction for a dependent is $3,950 for the 2014 tax year. 2  A qualifying dependent must be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or a resident of the U.S., Canada, or Mexico. 3  A spouse can never be a dependent. A spouse can never be a dependent. 2  If you can be claimed as a dependent on someone elseâs tax return, you cannot claim anyone as a dependent. 3  If you had a child on December 31, you can claim them as an exemption for the entire year.