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March 18, 2008 at 2:06 am
The last time I bought anything labeled ‘organic’, it was zucchini. I only did it because the store was out of the regular, it’s a staple in a pleco diet, & cucumber & yellow squash make a mess in the filters.
It was wrinkled, puny (they each had to have a whole one) & generally not worth the additional cost.
My advise: Buy regular grown. If you’re worried about chemicals from the field, wash it. You never know who had to pee & didn’t wait for a bathroom.