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  • #16
    Originally posted by DexR View Post
    I have labelled , but appear to have the wrong plants from seed.....can anyone tell me if the leaves on Suttons "Tumbling Toms" should look like cabbage/brassica's when they are 3 inch high? I am sure I labelled the correct pots, but they look very similar to my Primo cabbages growing next to them.
    Hi

    I'd post a photo, to see if it is a brassica or not.

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    • #17
      Thanks Zazen, will try & work out this photo out & post soon

      Hopefully I will be able to post this photo, (although somehow I managed to save this to an album on my profile), does this help?
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      Last edited by DexR; 03-05-2009, 07:03 PM. Reason: photo

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      • #18
        Toms...been there ....done that!!!

        ...so what I did was to pot them on as 'normal' toms...and provided supports- the tumblers just INSISTED in dropping over the edges of the pots..they looked a bit 'tighter' if you can visualise that??

        ....piccies....lots of piccies everyone- even beans/brassicas!!!!...tis part of the fun of GYO!!!!!!!
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Bramble_killer View Post
          heh I was going to post and ask the same question as I've done exactly the same.

          The tumbling ones are sort of "bushier" but I could be wrong as mine are only Sweet Million F1. Can't start pinching out side shoots yet until I'm sure, unless someone can tell me it's ok to pinch them out regardless of bushy or straight ones?

          Will I be able to tell the difference when they flower??
          *smacks self* *mutter* must label all plant pots next year *mutter*
          If you're growing Sweet Million then you'll know as soon as you get a flower truss which one it is..... I thought I was looking at a doctored photograph the first time I saw one of those, the truss was almost as big as the rest of the plant....

          chrisc

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          • #20
            Originally posted by DexR View Post
            Thanks Zazen, will try & work out this photo out & post soon

            Hopefully I will be able to post this photo, (although somehow I managed to save this to an album on my profile), does this help?
            Sorry, i have tried opening it, and the one on your profile and it is too small to see.

            It doesn't look very tomato like though - perhaps a seed went astray when you sowed them???
            Last edited by zazen999; 03-05-2009, 11:16 PM.

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            • #21
              I only wish it was a seed went astray, I have a dozen of them growing & some are promised to colleagues as swaps for other plants.
              Will keep growing them & see what happens, have tried to resize photo
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              • #22
                Pretty sure that's not a tomato.
                What did the seeds look like when sowing (did they look like tom seeds or brassica seeds or what?)
                Warning: I have a dangerous tendency to act like I know what I'm talking about.

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                • #23
                  Last year I planted a load of stuff and marked it all with a black marker, the next day the humidity had washed it all off.
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                  • #24
                    Demeter, They looked like the other tomato seeds I have sown, as far as I remember (new to this though). Its just the other tomato plants have came up with split leaves, these are still like the cabbages in the other tray.(other side of greenhouse so I knew greens from others)
                    Last edited by DexR; 04-05-2009, 12:32 AM.

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                    • #25
                      I think the toms in your 6-module tray are Tumbling Toms.

                      Here are a couple of images of two bush varieties...

                      Tumbling Tom about 5 weeks old.


                      And a 100s & 1000s.


                      Hope this helps
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                      • #26
                        Onefivenine..it's not the ones in the 8 module tray that are the worry! It's the ones in pots that look like brassicas.

                        Dex....have you still got the seed packet? I'd stake a 3 course meal on those being brassicas. The seed leaves being the wrong shape as well.

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                        • #27
                          Zazen, Thanks for that, thought they looked strange. I know I am new to this but have been growing a few things before, definetly brassicas.

                          Thanks to everyone for their help, will have to get onto suttons about their seeds & see what happens.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by chriscross1966 View Post
                            If you're growing Sweet Million then you'll know as soon as you get a flower truss which one it is..... I thought I was looking at a doctored photograph the first time I saw one of those, the truss was almost as big as the rest of the plant....

                            chrisc
                            Excellent, Some of them are starting to flower so will keep an eye out for the trusses on steroids.

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