Roma Tomatoes Not Sweet
Hello everyone! This is the first year that I planted Roma tomatoes. I have a beautiful crop. Unfortunately they are not very sweet. I have picked a few that are very red and have a little "give" to them when I squeeze them, but they just don't taste sweet. Should I pick them and just let them in the basket in my kitchen until I think they are totally wipe or are they lacking something which would make them sweet. We have had a nice hot summer. I would like to make some sauce out of them but I'm afraid that it won't turn out good. Any suggestions from anyone?
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- Super Green Thumb
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Have you taken into consideration the type of compost in your garden? This is the basis of all plant life. I use a type of organic composting which creates a colloidal humus compost. It is actually the easiest type of composting that I have found as well as the most successful. It creates the most delicious vegetables that I have ever grown.
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