I did some research, and I don't think it is possible to keep them green. Green=immature. As they age, they will darken. You could try sealing them while green...that might work
Easy Peasy to get rid of! Next time you visit your local Dollar store - pick up a pumice stone ( normally used on your feet to remove unsightly rough skin ) Be sure t...
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My question as I watched these grandparents was always, "Why are you sweeping your yards, and why is there no grass around your house?" We have grass around ours.
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When I pick them up at my girlfriends house, I just lay them out in the sun to dry. Never had a bug problem with them, at least not yet.
I did some research, and I don't think it is possible to keep them green. Green=immature. As they age, they will darken. You could try sealing them while green...that might work
I've never managed to keep mine green so am watching with interest in case someone knows. I would imagine you would have to pickle them some how.