Water logged will it make it? - Page 2

Lindalana · May 31, 2016

Unless it is an experiment I have not found plants that had this much stress recover well into production. I mean plant might recover but getting production out of it is a different matter.
I have couple of plants with this bathtub effect too. Gotta be careful for sure.

Kazedwards · May 31, 2016

I just hope they produce a few fruit to try them. It I love them then it will be a disappointment. I have over 30 plants for only two people. Was planing on sharing with family though.

-Zach

Kazedwards · May 31, 2016

An update on the plants. A few plants are worse but most are starting to recover it seems. It has been hot and humid with only a little rain this morning.

-Zach

Worth1 · May 31, 2016

I honestly dont know how my plants are alive right now.

Worth

Kazedwards · June 1, 2016

I saw that Texas is getting 3-5" more inches of rain by this weekend and maybe 6-8" in the far south. It's crazy.

-Zach

WilburMartin · June 11, 2016

I had a Creole plant that I thought Mother Nature had drowned.

I started my irrigation this AM to get the other plants and just let it go on the droopy Creole, figuring I would grab the two blushing tomatoes and grab the green ones to pickel over the weekend.

When I got in from work today, the Creole looked great - it was not overwatered, but needed water.

I knew it was a goner, but it perked up like a champ! Thank goodness the tomato plants have withstood my buffoonery.

May 31, 2016	#17
Kazedwards Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 368	I just hope they produce a few fruit to try them. It I love them then it will be a disappointment. I have over 30 plants for only two people. Was planing on sharing with family though. -Zach __________________ -Zach

May 31, 2016	#18
Kazedwards Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 368	An update on the plants. A few plants are worse but most are starting to recover it seems. It has been hot and humid with only a little rain this morning. -Zach __________________ -Zach

June 1, 2016	#20
Kazedwards Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 368	I saw that Texas is getting 3-5" more inches of rain by this weekend and maybe 6-8" in the far south. It's crazy. -Zach __________________ -Zach

May 31, 2016	#16
Lindalana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 857	Unless it is an experiment I have not found plants that had this much stress recover well into production. I mean plant might recover but getting production out of it is a different matter. I have couple of plants with this bathtub effect too. Gotta be careful for sure.

May 31, 2016	#19
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I honestly dont know how my plants are alive right now. Worth

June 11, 2016	#21
WilburMartin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Mississippi Posts: 169	I had a Creole plant that I thought Mother Nature had drowned. I started my irrigation this AM to get the other plants and just let it go on the droopy Creole, figuring I would grab the two blushing tomatoes and grab the green ones to pickel over the weekend. When I got in from work today, the Creole looked great - it was not overwatered, but needed water. I knew it was a goner, but it perked up like a champ! Thank goodness the tomato plants have withstood my buffoonery.