Step 3 Quick Steps

	Room - Allow at least 3 feet on each side of your Bonnie cabbage. It will need plenty of room to grow.		Weeds - Be sure to check your garden for weeds. Pull weeds early to help your cabbage grow.
	Sunlight - It is very important to plant your Bonnie cabbage in full sun.		All Purpose Vegetable Fertilizer - Fertilize your Bonnie cabbage every ten days. You can use all-purpose vegetable fertilizer found at your local home improvement store or garden center.
	Cold Weather - During cold weather when the temperature gets below 32° F, cover your Bonnie cabbage with a bucket. Do this until the cabbage is three weeks old.		Bugs - Some bugs are good and some bugs are bad. If you see white or brown moths flying around your cabbage - these are bad. These moths come from worms that will eat your cabbage. Check your cabbage throughly for worms.
	Water - Your cabbage will need at least 1" of rainfall each week. If is does not rain, use a watering can or a garden hose with a sprinkler to gently water your plant.		Need More Space - If you don't have enough space, plant your cabbage in a large container.

To keep your cabbage healthy, you should learn how to make your plant happy. Simply digging a hole and putting a plant in it won't work. You have to take care of your plant.