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Tomato growing diary 2016
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Actually got a day off today! I'm miles n miles behind!
But my "Babies" are surviving!one or two knock backs with one or two plants but expected that!
Nowhere near the size of yours Scarlet, but just been so cold up here this"Spring"
Warming by the day! So there is hope!Attached Files"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"
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Originally posted by HoneyChild View PostI have 8 vilma plants (small bush type) that are only a couple of inches high yet are starting to flower. I was concerned that they were flowering too early so decided to pinch out the flowers from 4 of the plants. It will be interesting to see what difference that makes.
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Today I am going to take a side shoot off my Red Pear, Sungold and Tigerella tomatoes (these are the biggest ones with the biggest side shoots) and stick one of each in some water. I need an extra plant of all of these. They are a couple of inches long now (The side shoots on these plants) so would they be ok to grow new plants with?Last edited by Scoot; 16-05-2016, 11:07 AM.
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Originally posted by Penellype View PostYes they will be fine at a couple of inches long - that's about the ideal size.
I done 1 Red Pear and 2 Sungold's. The Tigerella side shoots weren't big enough.Last edited by Scoot; 16-05-2016, 01:54 PM.
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Originally posted by Scoot View PostBrilliant. They're each sat in the top of their own bottle getting their feet wet. How long does it take for the roots to start showing?
I done 1 Red Pear and 2 Sungold's. The Tigerella side shoots weren't big enough.A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP. - Leonard Nimoy
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Just a quick heads up folks. I had posted earlier in this thread asking for help as I'd had some problems with some of my plants a couple of months ago. Turns out the compost I was using was contaminated with clopyralid/aminopyralid herbicide and every single bag was contaminated. The compost was 'Murphy MPC' just as a warning to anyone who is thinking of buying it in the future.
The plants are doing fine now I'm using different compost, albeit their progress is a bit delayed.Attached Files
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