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Old February 25, 2011   #1
vagardener434
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Default Growing so many varieties

I've noticed that a lot of folks have a huge list of tomatoes to grow this year. I've got about 25 - 30 in various stages right now. I've never had more than 3-4 in a given season. My question is, how many of each do you, or should you, grow? When I started the seeds, I was doing 5 per cell. And then I transplant them to a 3,4, or 5 inch pot, depending on the variety. If I get 100% germination, then I've got 5 of the same variety. And that happened quite a bit. I'm getting a little tight on space right now, but if space was not a factor, do most of you grow multiples of each variety, or just 1-2 of each. I want to give each variety a chance to show me what it can do, so I'm just wondering how other people proceed along these lines.

Bobby
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