Indeterminate pairs

bower · March 14, 2014

I'm growing my tomatoes in old fish tubs, two to a container works well when they are both the same variety and equally greedy for the resources therein! But when growing two new to me varieties side by side, I have sometimes mismatched them, and the less vigorous variety suffers a bit as a result.

So I'm seeking your advice about these new to me varieties... if you were pairing them by the equal size of the plant, how would you line them up?

Amazon Chocolate PL
Pink Berkeley Tie Dye
Indian Stripe PL
Tsindao
Prudens Purple
Missouri Pink Love Apple
Siberian Giant Pink = Siberskiy Velikan Rozoviy
Tarasenko 6
Northern Lights
Malachite Box = Malachitovaya Schkatulka

March 14, 2014	#1
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Indeterminate pairs I'm growing my tomatoes in old fish tubs, two to a container works well when they are both the same variety and equally greedy for the resources therein! But when growing two new to me varieties side by side, I have sometimes mismatched them, and the less vigorous variety suffers a bit as a result. So I'm seeking your advice about these new to me varieties... if you were pairing them by the equal size of the plant, how would you line them up? Amazon Chocolate PL Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Indian Stripe PL Tsindao Prudens Purple Missouri Pink Love Apple Siberian Giant Pink = Siberskiy Velikan Rozoviy Tarasenko 6 Northern Lights Malachite Box = Malachitovaya Schkatulka