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That's funny, I can't always get them to grow either, I think maybe the whispy bits which appear are fragile and need protection from bigger plants sometimes until they can get bigger and featherier?  I've been more fortunate with carrots, but yeah they can be hit and miss.  Hopefully next year you can neglect them again and duplicate this success.
 
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