Years went by and Max became one of the oldest and wisest plants in the garden. He saw many seasons come and go, and he watched as new plants and creatures joined the community. And through it all, he remained grateful for the journey that had brought him to where he was today – a sturdy, thriving mustard plant, spreading joy and beauty throughout the garden.
Harvest when the pods turn from green to a golden-tan or light brown . The plant itself will begin to look dry and withered. You can test a pod by squeezing it; if it stays shut, it needs more time. If it cracks open easily and the seeds inside are dark (for brown/black mustard) or pale yellow (for white mustard) and hard, they are ready. 4. How to Harvest Mustard Seeds mustard seeds on plant