[EQAndyBuzz]

Cold and wet in San Antonio. My 4x4’s are full of beautiful vegetable plants. Not one veggie to be found.

I was hoping for something different but it looks like another year shot. Will give it another 30 days then I will rip it all up, remove the soil and try again from scratch. It is puzzling.

[greeneyes]

Sounds like nitrogen could be overpowering the ratio of P and K and trace minerals. Why don’t you try some additives of the other nutrients at least on a small patch to see if that helps?

[KosmicKitty]

Sounds like you might have too much nitrogen in the soil. Nitrogen gives you lovely leaves, but no fruit.

What do you use for fertilizer?

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

EQAndyBuzz :" My 4x4’s are full of beautiful vegetable plants. Not one veggie to be found.
I was hoping for something different but it looks like another year shot.
Will give it another 30 days then I will rip it all up, remove the soil and try again from scratch. "

I agree with greeneyes - sounds like too much nitrogen. That will get you leafey greens, and not much else.
Have you ever done a soil analysis, like thru Co-Operative extension ?? (N/P/K or soil Ph {acidity/ alkaline}}
Also , do you germanate seeds indoors , or do direct seed planting , or start with established plants ?, or plants from the store ?
Before you remove all the soil, do a study on the soil first, and minimize your investment expense.