Batch 1 was more vine like. Batch 2 look like small trees and are very low with huge stems. Batch 3 are very small. Batch 4 just sprouted. I think the Tomato Tone made a big difference.applestar wrote:You are on a Roll!
So are you finding these to be superior to the varieties you've grown in the past?
Have you noted any difference among the three?
I try. Looks like the 4 sprouts will make it including the one I damaged. Now to go out and find more large pots plus more ProMix BX.Gardener_Wes wrote:Keeping Productive I see.
Like this? I don't like this because I always loose too many seedlings.imafan26 wrote:I use community pots, they actually hold a lot of seedlings and take up less space than flats.
So are you taking seed from a tomato from each new generation of grow out, or from a newly purchased supermarket tomato?Using seed freshly removed from the tomato, I usually get 100% germination.
https://www.helpfulgardener.com/forum/vi ... 15&t=58689Lindsaylew82 wrote:Yeah! I'd like to see the grow outs of the ones you've already planted!
Try "Growing winter tomatoes in Miami". I used large format pics and it came out great. Just click on the link and then click on the pics.Lindsaylew82 wrote:Yeah! I'd like to see the grow outs of the ones you've already planted!