I never understood why arugula was a food until I grew it. It is intense and bitter, why would people eat it? When you grow it yourself, you just throw down some seeds where it gets some rain during the winter. Then you get massive amounts of it in the spring, and it is all bug free. Without really doing anything. If I had to grow all my own food, then I think I would probably end up eating a lot of arugula. Plus it tastes better when its freshly picked, not just pure bitterness.

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The smaller the leaves, the less bitter they are.

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@grote ah right, I couldn't eat the baby leaves fast enough, so then I had lots of the bigger ones. Any tips on how to stagger arugula planting to get more time to eat the baby leaves?

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