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I was able to clear out the mess and debris from a spot in the yard waste and compost area and made room for 3 tomato plants.
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First time using grow bags. I was able to find a spot for two more tomato plants at the edge of the tiny pond.
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Spooky, Nice-looking area and nice starts.
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That’s great! What mix did you go with in your bags?
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Just Miracle Gro potting mix mixed in with a little compost.
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Question? Can nematodes penetrate grow bags?
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Ain't that the truth !
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Lucky for me the cages are sturdy enough (and the potting soil dense enough) to allow the legs of the cage to just rest on the bottom of the bag w/o having to stake the cage's legs into the soil. I was just wondering if maybe the larvae of the worms were tiny enough to worm (pun intended) their way through the fabric of the bag.
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These are in the "regular" tomato bed. There ARE nematodes in this area.
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They look good!
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Plants are looking robust and have either buds or flowers. A few plants have tiny baby tomatoes.
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Sharing my babies.
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Shrink, those look nice and healthy with thick stems. What kind are the potato leafed?
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JD's Special C-Tex and Sun Sugar hybrid.
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