Tender Plants - Page 2

Worth1 · March 26, 2008

Gizzard they need more light.
The way to go in and out with the plants is to bring them in at night if it gets to around 38 and take them out in the day.
I started my plants indoors under lights because that way I could go to work and not have to worry about them.
The lights were on all of the time for 16 hours a day.

All my wife did is to crack the lids when they started to sprout.
When I got home in 2 weeks I put them out every day for sun light.

It works for me and you have seen how sturdy the plants were.

In this way of doing it I dont even have to harden them off as they pretty much start life out in sun light.

Worth

GIZZARDFARM · March 26, 2008

Thanks Worth good advice as usual..Are you selling at the farmers market again this year, im lookin forward to selling this year i love it when folks come back week after week because of the variety and heirloom taste (Im the only one who sells heirlooms at my market)

bbb123 · March 26, 2008

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bbb123 · March 26, 2008

Here's my babys. Dave from the trials thread yours are in second picture on the right with all the pop sickles stickin out. Weird how the big tomatoes always comes out orange like that with the diff. light the small guys are under flor.

Worth1 · March 26, 2008

Nice plants bbb123.

GIZZARD This will be my first year selling at the farmers market.
I'm a little spooked with the whole thing.

I hope I get some maters to be spooked about.

Oh yes, thank you for the kind words.
Worth

GIZZARDFARM · March 27, 2008

You'll do fine and you will be surprised at how produce sells itsself.

feldon30 · March 27, 2008

I think as long as there is never a moment where you don't have a sample out, you'll be fine. Don't forget the salt and pepper shaker.

I'd put up a big sign:

Please ask if you need help choosing a ripe
tomato, or if you would like a free sample.

Please do not squeeze the tomatoes!

Worth1 · March 27, 2008

Thanks I'll see you guys in a day or 2, I'm headed home to Texas.

8)

Worth

GIZZARDFARM · March 27, 2008

Be safe....

Gizzard

March 26, 2008	#18
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feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	I think as long as there is never a moment where you don't have a sample out, you'll be fine. Don't forget the salt and pepper shaker. I'd put up a big sign: Please ask if you need help choosing a ripe tomato, or if you would like a free sample. Please do not squeeze the tomatoes! __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

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March 26, 2008	#16
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Gizzard they need more light. The way to go in and out with the plants is to bring them in at night if it gets to around 38 and take them out in the day. I started my plants indoors under lights because that way I could go to work and not have to worry about them. The lights were on all of the time for 16 hours a day. All my wife did is to crack the lids when they started to sprout. When I got home in 2 weeks I put them out every day for sun light. It works for me and you have seen how sturdy the plants were. In this way of doing it I dont even have to harden them off as they pretty much start life out in sun light. Worth

March 26, 2008	#17
GIZZARDFARM Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: COMFORT TENNESSEE Posts: 300	Thanks Worth good advice as usual..Are you selling at the farmers market again this year, im lookin forward to selling this year i love it when folks come back week after week because of the variety and heirloom taste (Im the only one who sells heirlooms at my market)

March 26, 2008	#20
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Nice plants bbb123. GIZZARD This will be my first year selling at the farmers market. I'm a little spooked with the whole thing. I hope I get some maters to be spooked about. Oh yes, thank you for the kind words. Worth