Rocky Mountain Tomatoes

Sublimehaze · June 25, 2015

Well, As I sure everyone is aware, growing tomatoes in the mountains can be quite a challenge. While I have hit some roadblocks with weather, finding large enough pots and some growth issues. I am still managing to produce a reasonable amount of tomatoes.

25 Sweet baby girls on 1 branch

Nice branch starting to change colour- Sweet baby Girl

Topsy truvy CP, Might end up with a not so ugly fused blossom

Genuwine, I'm thinking the bottom might be fused because it keeps getting bigger.

Mystery, Thinking it's a Roma

Jonnyhat · June 27, 2015

I am a newb, is there a reason you topped a main stem right after fruit growth?

Sublimehaze · June 27, 2015

It was badly damaged when I bought it there. Couple of them were pretty unhappy. Had to.cut a bunch back and then wait on New growth

TightenUp · June 27, 2015

nice title

I prefer rocky mountain oysters to tomatoes....

June 25, 2015	#1
Sublimehaze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Jasper, Alberta Posts: 9	Rocky Mountain Tomatoes Well, As I sure everyone is aware, growing tomatoes in the mountains can be quite a challenge. While I have hit some roadblocks with weather, finding large enough pots and some growth issues. I am still managing to produce a reasonable amount of tomatoes. 25 Sweet baby girls on 1 branch Nice branch starting to change colour- Sweet baby Girl Topsy truvy CP, Might end up with a not so ugly fused blossom Genuwine, I'm thinking the bottom might be fused because it keeps getting bigger. Mystery, Thinking it's a Roma

June 27, 2015	#4
TightenUp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Jersey Posts: 1,183	nice title I prefer rocky mountain oysters to tomatoes.... __________________

June 27, 2015	#2
Jonnyhat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Downingtown, PA Posts: 337	I am a newb, is there a reason you topped a main stem right after fruit growth?