General discussion regarding the techniques and methods used to successfully grow tomato plants in containers.
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August 15, 2019 | #18 |
Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: San Diego-Tijuana
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fruit is developing well
So far so good.
Some BER here and there--one variety in particular showed its stripes--, has forced me to be more disciplined at weighing powders out. As if by magic, BER is no longer an issue. Hit them with Neem/Karanja/Exalt yesterday, after nearly a month of rest from all insecticides. Some minor EB on lower leaves of most determinates and a few indeterminates, I'm gonna call this normal growth. They've received weekly foliar Neptune's Fish Emulsion + SeaGreen + MadFarmer Cal-Mag, so practically all are happy. No new deaths to TSWV or other causes. Superhots are coming along well in two lots. The first one is being grown in smaller volumes (NC-3s) and dry, the ones in these pics have larger volumes (5+ gal) and receive generous doses of the tomato baby formula. I've tried a few from the first lot and they're hot, really hot. Granadero F1 is setting lots of fruit, BHN-1021 too. The heart is Zaragozano de Utebo. Dropped seeds for Mountain Magic and Green Tiger, freshly arrived from Johnny's. Each variety will have a 10 gal box with 3 plants sharing the real estate. Should be plenty to keep me in salad heaven. In the next week or two these will be germinating as well: Bear Creek Black From Tula Crnkovic Yugoslavian Daniel Burson Dora Faworyt Gary OSena Indian Stripe JD's Special CTex Liz Birt Malachite Box Mikhalych Nicky Crain Russian 117 Stump of the World Tennessee Suited (fingers crossed!) Terhune Should be ready by Thanksgiving. Last edited by Gerardo; August 15, 2019 at 04:18 PM. |
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