Urban Farms Texas Tomato Food

Urbanfarmer · July 23, 2013

It depends on the varieties. Even in the heat this summer we've still got healthy, producing Champion, JD's, and Gary O'Sena. You can certainly get your vegetative growth back (lacking disease of course), and you should see plenty of blooms, but setting is another question.

If your plants are on the malnourished side, give them 3 shots in a row as you would normally water. Then go back to pure water when time to water again. Water a couple times, and then go to alternating feeds.

If your soil isn't awful, you'll see a bounce. Just don't let them completely dry out.

July 23, 2013	#11
Urbanfarmer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Freeport, Texas Posts: 134	It depends on the varieties. Even in the heat this summer we've still got healthy, producing Champion, JD's, and Gary O'Sena. You can certainly get your vegetative growth back (lacking disease of course), and you should see plenty of blooms, but setting is another question. If your plants are on the malnourished side, give them 3 shots in a row as you would normally water. Then go back to pure water when time to water again. Water a couple times, and then go to alternating feeds. If your soil isn't awful, you'll see a bounce. Just don't let them completely dry out. __________________ theurbanfarm.com