Nocturnal behaviour of the aubergine

[binley100]

Hope they don't call the poleees

[ninjajane]

is this just when it goes dark or do I have to get up in the early hours to see this happen? I'm quite curious.

[womble]

...suddenly feeling in over my head!

Umm, me too

I know they go up and down, isn't that enough?

[Capsid]

Umm, me too

I know they go up and down, isn't that enough?

Nooooo! But then that's me, I'm the inquisitive type and like to know how things work. The understanding of osmosis and capillary action have been used to make useful applications such as capillary mats for one.

[ddiogyn]

is this just when it goes dark or do I have to get up in the early hours to see this happen? I'm quite curious.

Early morning i'd say. I've just been out in the garden and the aubergine hasn't yet wrapped itself up for the night, but then again it's still fairly light out - not enough to read in, but enough to work without requiring a lamp.

[ninjajane]

just been out and had a look and there is a some upward pointing on one plant. How cool

for their second trick I would like them to fruit alot...

[mark m]

...suddenly feeling in over my head!

Lol Very interesting thread and learnt abit but like you ollie, way over my head!!