City-Slicker Texas Terrace Container Tomatoes

Dewayne mater · May 1, 2013

I love it! Thanks for all the detail. It probably is a combination of factors and boy, you did baby them bringing them inside! Good for them/you. There is a name for those baby tomatoes that you see about the size of a bb, but then they never grow. Can't remember what it is, but if they don't start growing right away, the never will.

More big chill coming tomorrow night. Just when I've got a bunch of blossoms too. Oh well, it also looks like a while longer of good fruit set weather in front of us after that brief cold snap, which is great. We definitely have had years that by May, the fruit set is slowing down dramatically because of the persistent heat. Maybe we'll be blessed with moderate temps for a while. Good luck.

Dewayne

May 1, 2013	#16
Dewayne mater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: DFW, Texas Posts: 1,212	I love it! Thanks for all the detail. It probably is a combination of factors and boy, you did baby them bringing them inside! Good for them/you. There is a name for those baby tomatoes that you see about the size of a bb, but then they never grow. Can't remember what it is, but if they don't start growing right away, the never will. More big chill coming tomorrow night. Just when I've got a bunch of blossoms too. Oh well, it also looks like a while longer of good fruit set weather in front of us after that brief cold snap, which is great. We definitely have had years that by May, the fruit set is slowing down dramatically because of the persistent heat. Maybe we'll be blessed with moderate temps for a while. Good luck. Dewayne