Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Campbell, CA
Posts: 4,064
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Kind of like handing off the baton in a relay race, all but my Big Beef planted out March 18 have bit the dust.
![]() While not so pretty, it still is pumping out ripe tomatoes. The 2 pairs of Legend plants are developing well, with the Biota-Max plants in the right 'Tainer seem to be outperforming the plants in the Fungi Perfecti Myco-Grow in the left 'Tainer: ![]() Siberia is really looking lush and green with many green tomatoes hiding under the leaves: ![]() The Fall planting of Diva cucumbers are maturing nicely: ![]() And the Peppers are in their final stages: ![]() Goose Creek, Purple Haze, Berkeley Tie Dye and other Wild Boar Farms varieties are now flowering and setting fruit: ![]() Temps are remaining in the high 70s and I am expecting this climate to persist through Thanksgiving when I'll be planting Snow Peas for the Winter crop. Raybo ![]() |
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