tomato tips pls for plastic greenhouse thank you !

[nottsneil]

Tips for this pls

[Leeds_lad]

What size is the greenhouse mate?
and what would you like to know about it?

[rustylady]

Neil, you need to give a bit more information. Lots of tips available, but unless we know exactly what your questions are it's difficult to help. As Leedslad said, first place to start is the size and make of your greenhouse. Also, do you have any tomato plants yet? If so what varieties and how big are they.

[Florence Fennel]

Echoing the above Neil, is it a big plastic one, or the small kind that invariably blow away? Be a bit more specific about what you need to know and we'll all try to help you. Welcome to the Vine.

[nottsneil]

Six foot by four foot three plants in flower ty all

[rustylady]

Neil, are you teasing us?

[nottsneil]

Why would i be teasing you truth

[rustylady]

Your questions and answers are very brief. It's a bit like pulling hens teeth trying to get information from you.

[nottsneil]

Rite sorry lol green house six foot by four foot plants bout fourteen inch hi in flower

[WendyC]

What size pots are they in?
What varieties are they?
What compost are they in?
Have you fed them at all? If so with what and how often?

Really difficult to help without some specifics.

[nottsneil]

Five litere pots cherry tomato not feed yet !

[zazen999]

Neil - can I ask you to be specific please? If you have no idea what help you require then perhaps read the guide to tomatoes provided by the magazine. If you have particular questions then ask them. You surely aren't wanting the kind Grapes to type out what could be the equivalent of a book on growing tomatoes are you?

[Urban]

There's a brilliant guide on front page of gyo magazine website, there's not really anything specific I can think of concerning growing tomatoes in a plastic greenhouse though

[Potstubsdustbins]

I think you will struggle with 5 ltr pots. You would be much better of with the Morrisons black flower buckets which are about 10 ltrs.

Colin

[Two_Sheds]

Neil, you're just trying to get us to chat, aren't you ?



Let your tomato plant grow and do its thing. Go with it, learn from it. If you encounter a problem, come back and ask a question. Otherwise, just trust it to grow and produce: it's a plant, that's its job, it knows what to do