My fall/winter indoor garden - Page 7

Worth1 · January 13, 2016

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Originally Posted by bower

Evil font issues.

It's the slanty "I" next to bold B at top left of this window. Or you can highlight the slanty words and hit control I and you can shift them from italic to normal that way.

Yes highlight the word and click the lit up window and it will go to normal-normal-normal-normal-normal.

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OmahaJB · January 13, 2016

I'll have to remember that bower & Worth. When I posted in another thread it went back to normal.

OmahaJB · January 19, 2016

This is the tomato from the large Rosella Purple flower I posted a pic of in a previous post. Notice the smaller tomatoes growing, as if they are growing from the larger one. This is my first ripe one so not sure if it's the normal color for it, guess I was expecting it to look more 'purple'. It's 8 ounces. I know it doesn't look entirely ripe but it had softened enough I figured it was time to pick it. When big and ugly is actually good and beautiful:

OmahaJB · January 29, 2016

German Pink on the left and New Big Dwarf on the right. Each are small for their variety. Had picked some nice tomatoes and peppers last weekend that I gave away but didn't have time to take pics first. Ate the German Pink for lunch today, the NBD maybe tomorrow.

Worth1 · January 29, 2016

About time we had an update.

Worth

OmahaJB · January 29, 2016

Wish I would have taken a pic of the ones I gave away the other day. Much more impressive than these two. However, the German Pink had a nice taste to it. A little mild due to still being a little overwatered, with a hint of sweetness.

bower · January 29, 2016

It's awesome and impressive to me to see you getting ripe tomatoes in January.

I may have to try timing a 'winter garden' like this one year.

OmahaJB · January 29, 2016

Hard part is waiting for them to ripen, even the cherry tomatoes (Riesentraube). It's given me something to do and look forward to through these winter months.

Looking forward to having some bell peppers and also Big Jim peppers in my next garden. While at the store last weekend I almost bought green peppers to make stuffed peppers but I couldn't do it. They looked a little too far gone to me.

OmahaJB · February 10, 2016

Elephant's Ear. The ones on this plant are a little shorter than the ones I grew when I lived in Omaha for some reason. They have better light now so that can't be the reason. It measures 4 1/2" long, 2" wide.

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OmahaJB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Toledo, OH Posts: 1,821	I'll have to remember that bower & Worth. When I posted in another thread it went back to normal. Last edited by OmahaJB; January 13, 2016 at 09:21 PM.

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Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	About time we had an update. Worth

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bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	It's awesome and impressive to me to see you getting ripe tomatoes in January. I may have to try timing a 'winter garden' like this one year.