Very early determinante tomatoes - Page 20

GrowingCoastal · November 25, 2017

Nice! To hear you are planting now makes me feel that spring is closer. I loved 0-33 last year. Hope you are feeling better soon.

Sun City Linda · November 25, 2017

So sorry you are sick.

Get well soon! I have been following this thread lots of great info, thanks to all. I'm starting seed now also. I usually begin starting dwarfs and determinates right after Thanksgiving. So far Dwarf Artic Rose, Pearly Pink Orange, Danko and Silvery Fir Tree.

KarenO · November 25, 2017

Get well soon and we will be watching this thread to see how your project progresses this year.. I enjoy watching others grow while my garden waits
KarenO

RJGlew · November 26, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBig46

I am sick. I'm not leaving the house, lying in bed and swallowing antibiotics

Stay well Vlado.

rg

**carolyn137** · November 26, 2017

Vladimir, I'm just getting back online after going missing in action, a computer problem,so I hope you are feeling better every day and that the antibiotic you are taking works well.

Where I am the infection that is going on now is Mycoplasma pneumonia, aka walking pneumonia, not very good antibiotics for mycoplasma's so you end up coughing and sneezing and sweating continually for several months until your own immune system gets with it.

Carolyn, who had it several decades ago,so she knows from personal experience.

MrBig46 · December 4, 2017

I'm OK. Seeds of tomatoes germinate in order. Seeds of Sarayev Otbor 1 I treated with hypochlorite, germinated excellent, but if it helps against the bacterial spot, it will be seen in the garden.
From each of the ten varieties, I will have two plants and I will follow them as well as last year. Plants should be behind the window until the first small berries, so I sent them a month earlier than last year.
The first transplanting next week until the cotyledons compare to the horizontal position (I always do that). I plant the seedlings as deep as possible, four in one pot. At this stage, the transplanted seedlings create a beautiful root system.

MrBig46 · December 16, 2017

So I have the plants transplanted into crucibles in four. Iceberg seeds germinated me, so I will have two vacancies in the hotbed. I decided to put two dwarves at these two places: Dwarf Blazing Beauty and Sleeping Lady or Wherokowhai. I enjoyed their beautiful fruits very much this year. Today I'll sowing.
Vladimír

MrBig46 · December 16, 2017

Vladimír

December 16, 2017

I just got seeds from Seeds n Such for Goliath Giant Early Riser which is 49 days to ripe.

MrBig46 · December 16, 2017

Giant tomato DTM 49 days, it does not seem to me. Can anyone confirm that this is true?
Vladimír

December 16, 2017

https://www.seedsnsuch.com/product/g...h-hybrid-vffn/

here's the info from the catalog- I have a pack of seeds.

Rajun Gardener · December 16, 2017

WOW, 49 days? That can't be right, I'm not believing it.

I thought it takes about 40 days for a tomato to turn red once formed or something close to that.

If that's true those seeds are too cheap, they need to be in the magic bean catagory.

Nan_PA_6b · December 17, 2017

It is 49 days after planting outside, so about 42+49=91 days from germination. Still very early, if true.

Nan

December 17, 2017

Aren't the days-to-ripe always figured on planting out time?

MrBig46 · December 17, 2017

DTM is used in your location. In our country an indeterminate term is used- very early- it can mean 49 days as well as 60 days. If I understand DTM means days to maturity. Days begin to count when the flower blooms (maybe when it is pollinated) and ends when the tomato is fully ripe. What is written in the catalogs of companies is one thing, but interests me the DTM in the gardens of Tomatoville members. And I'd like to wait for that
Vladimír

November 26, 2017	#290
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Vladimir, I'm just getting back online after going missing in action, a computer problem,so I hope you are feeling better every day and that the antibiotic you are taking works well. Where I am the infection that is going on now is Mycoplasma pneumonia, aka walking pneumonia, not very good antibiotics for mycoplasma's so you end up coughing and sneezing and sweating continually for several months until your own immune system gets with it. Carolyn, who had it several decades ago,so she knows from personal experience. __________________ Carolyn

December 4, 2017	#291
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,534	I'm OK. Seeds of tomatoes germinate in order. Seeds of Sarayev Otbor 1 I treated with hypochlorite, germinated excellent, but if it helps against the bacterial spot, it will be seen in the garden. From each of the ten varieties, I will have two plants and I will follow them as well as last year. Plants should be behind the window until the first small berries, so I sent them a month earlier than last year. The first transplanting next week until the cotyledons compare to the horizontal position (I always do that). I plant the seedlings as deep as possible, four in one pot. At this stage, the transplanted seedlings create a beautiful root system. Last edited by MrBig46; December 4, 2017 at 03:10 AM.

November 25, 2017	#286
GrowingCoastal Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Vancouver Island Canada BC Posts: 1,253	Nice! To hear you are planting now makes me feel that spring is closer. I loved 0-33 last year. Hope you are feeling better soon.

November 25, 2017	#287
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	So sorry you are sick. Get well soon! I have been following this thread lots of great info, thanks to all. I'm starting seed now also. I usually begin starting dwarfs and determinates right after Thanksgiving. So far Dwarf Artic Rose, Pearly Pink Orange, Danko and Silvery Fir Tree.

November 25, 2017	#288
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,931	Get well soon and we will be watching this thread to see how your project progresses this year.. I enjoy watching others grow while my garden waits KarenO

December 16, 2017	#293
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,534	Vladimír

December 16, 2017	#294
JoParrott Guest Posts: n/a	I just got seeds from Seeds n Such for Goliath Giant Early Riser which is 49 days to ripe.

December 16, 2017	#295
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,534	Giant tomato DTM 49 days, it does not seem to me. Can anyone confirm that this is true? Vladimír

December 16, 2017	#296
JoParrott Guest Posts: n/a	https://www.seedsnsuch.com/product/g...h-hybrid-vffn/ here's the info from the catalog- I have a pack of seeds.

December 16, 2017	#297
Rajun Gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Tomato Cornhole Posts: 2,550	WOW, 49 days? That can't be right, I'm not believing it. I thought it takes about 40 days for a tomato to turn red once formed or something close to that. If that's true those seeds are too cheap, they need to be in the magic bean catagory.

December 17, 2017	#298
Nan_PA_6b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 3,194	It is 49 days after planting outside, so about 42+49=91 days from germination. Still very early, if true. Nan

December 17, 2017	#299
JoParrott Guest Posts: n/a	Aren't the days-to-ripe always figured on planting out time?

December 17, 2017	#300
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,534	DTM is used in your location. In our country an indeterminate term is used- very early- it can mean 49 days as well as 60 days. If I understand DTM means days to maturity. Days begin to count when the flower blooms (maybe when it is pollinated) and ends when the tomato is fully ripe. What is written in the catalogs of companies is one thing, but interests me the DTM in the gardens of Tomatoville members. And I'd like to wait for that Vladimír