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aninocentangel · June 25, 2009

I put them out in mid April. The thing is, I only started them in March, and they had just one or two real leaves when I transplanted them. Then they grew very slowly until the beginning of June when they finally shot up and started flowering. The Romas were purchased, so they're what I'd consider normal for the month and area. The Weeping Charley's are almost the same size as the Romas, but again they have no fruit and are just starting to flower. I'm out every night and morning shaking them, so far they seem to be setting.
So far they've been treated with molasses, left over organic fish food, and tomato tone. I also got a little wild when salting slugs, but I wouldn't consider that a treatment per ce.
I did not use any myco grow, actinovate or daconil type product. I fully expect the plants to all be wilting and dead one of these mornings.

June 25, 2009	#38
aninocentangel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: 8a Coastal SC Posts: 251	I put them out in mid April. The thing is, I only started them in March, and they had just one or two real leaves when I transplanted them. Then they grew very slowly until the beginning of June when they finally shot up and started flowering. The Romas were purchased, so they're what I'd consider normal for the month and area. The Weeping Charley's are almost the same size as the Romas, but again they have no fruit and are just starting to flower. I'm out every night and morning shaking them, so far they seem to be setting. So far they've been treated with molasses, left over organic fish food, and tomato tone. I also got a little wild when salting slugs, but I wouldn't consider that a treatment per ce. I did not use any myco grow, actinovate or daconil type product. I fully expect the plants to all be wilting and dead one of these mornings. Last edited by aninocentangel; June 25, 2009 at 12:51 PM.