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My tomato plants are doing well

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  • bitlocker

    i bought some off brand kale greens seeds at Walmart and the plants look different than the picture on the pack. Good though.

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  • Brookwood
    jimdeere: 30495846149147/comments/30495924116123

    They were supposed to be Rutgers. I believe the seed was no account.

    Well Jim, as long as those seeds aren't producing corn (like from that movie Second Hand Lions) I guess you did OK. 😁


    This season I planted Better Boy tomato's that I seeded in mid April. Here in northern Michigan you don't want to put them in the ground until after Memorial Day. I have a lot of nice green fruit getting big but still waiting for ripe red juicy for the BLT's!

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  • austin20

    I love me some homegrown maters

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  • hillbille

    my roma's did the same, not much bigger than golf balls, and the cherry tomatoes are even smaller though the production is still up, we get a medium size mixing bowl of yellow and red cherry tomatoes everyday. wife has started juicing them, we get just over a quart of juice a day......

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  • Brookwood

    I should put in a disclaimer here about looking forward to having fresh tomatoes on BLT's.


    With this economy and inflation, BLT now stands for BREAD-Lettuce & Tomato ☹️

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  • gjshaw

    Mine have all stopped producing. I’ll plant my fall crop of tomatoes the end of September.

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  • mohawk600
    @...: https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1905822/my-tomato-plants-are-doing-well

    If all goes well, I'll have tomatoes second week of August

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/KPGPRGK1UD7W/20220310-214839.jpg

    Are you sure those are "tomato plants"?

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  • mohawk600
    mohawk600: 30495846149147/comments/30495875675163

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1905822/my-tomato-plants-are-doing-well

    What part of the country are you in? By August in Texas tomatoes have been harvested and the plants wither in the heat.

    Try June............can't grow tomatoes in Central Texas after the June heat sets in............unless of course, you have an indoor climate controlled hydroponic farm.

    Of course we can grow them outside again in our "second season" between the 100+ scorching days of summer, and............well into what would qualify as winter in the north.

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  • mohawk600

    OOPS...............just saw that the OP was from back in March..............lol

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