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Tomatoes
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I have these lovely lookin things, grown from last years open pollinated seed, coming from a greenhouse full of different varieties so i'm not sure how they'll turn out,, this is new ground for me.



They haven't been grown naturally up to date, but from now on they're in mother natures hands. They will go back in the greenhouse from where they came eventually, but it's still too early, it was down to -4c (25f) the other night.

They are not suppost to be this big yet, and they're starting to flower already so my question is, should i leaves the flowers on or would it be best to pull the first lot off ?.
It'll be a while before it really warms up here and i'm wondering if having fruit hanging there for so long will cause any problems, especially when they're just getting used to natural daylight. maybe they will just ripen early,, i'm not sure ?

Thought i'd post some pics of this freak twin while i'm on the subject,, :smile: .





Thank you !

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Re: Tomatoes [Re: Mike_yy]
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You could nip the flowers off until they go back outside if you wanted, but its not necessary. If you have tomatoes that spend most of their time indoors, they will not ripen properly, but it will do no harm to the plant.


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Re: Tomatoes [Re: satyr]
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If it doesn't matter either way i think i'll let nature run it's course, thanks..

They were these originally,,



Planted next to plums, yellows, stripy red and yellows and normal cherries so it'll be interesting to see how they turn out.
Most probably the same,, :stoned: .

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Re: Tomatoes [Re: Mike_yy]
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Yeah, I've gotten a few mixed varieties that way, you may get some interesting mutt tomatoes :yesnod:

One of my favorite aspects of gardening is planting last years seeds, and anticipating all of the unique hybrids that may come up. tomatoes and peppers especially


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Re: Tomatoes [Re: satyr]
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:awesome:

Can't wait,, doesn't look like i'll have that long before i find out either..

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Re: Tomatoes [Re: Mike_yy]
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I have some tomato seeds that I'm growing right now. It was from a tomato that came off a cherry tomato plant but it looked like a mini Beefsteak tomato and not a cherry tomato. I'm wondering what I will get from the seeds I just wish the weather would just stay warm so I can get them outside already. That and I wish my hops Rhizomes would get here already! :smile:

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Re: Tomatoes [Re: Mike_yy]
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Those in the pots look extremely underpotted. I´d give them something to crawl on. Maybe you should attach them to a stick or something.


FH

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Re: Tomatoes [Re: felixhigh]
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I know man,, i'm picking some more pots up tomorrow,, i've been sizing them up as i go along. They haven't actually been in those pots that long but they were growing so damn fast,, :smile:.
I always seem to be spending money on pots and yet still never have enough,, :lol:.  I'd love to be in Ambericas position.


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I just wish the weather would just stay warm so I can get them outside already


I know the feeling,, not long now tho,, :woot: .

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