over winter plants

encore · October 26, 2018

was thinking of trying to grow some smaller tomato plants in the basement over winter. are there any good types i should be looking for? planning on doing from seeds, so a place to locate seeds would be helpful too. thanks---tom

**carolyn137** · October 26, 2018

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Originally Posted by encore

was thinking of trying to grow some smaller tomato plants in the basement over winter. are there any good types i should be looking for? planning on doing from seeds, so a place to locate seeds would be helpful too. thanks---tom

Here's a very long list of others who have asked the same question which I know will help you.

http://www.tomatoville.com/search.php?searchid=3029761

Carolyn

encore · October 26, 2018

nothing comes up when i click on it , Carolyn----tom

**carolyn137** · October 26, 2018

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Originally Posted by encore

nothing comes up when i click on it , Carolyn----tom

I'll try again in the next few days,possibly even next week since I'm trying to get everything to my tax man ASAP since it didn't come up for me either.

Carolyn

KarenO · October 27, 2018

https://m.facebook.com/NorthernGardenerCanada/
Your best bets for indoor winter growing will be micro tomatoes such as
Red robin, tiny Tim, Aztek, Venus, many others.
They grow to be less than about 12” at full maturity and therefore can be grown fairly easily under lights indoors.
KarenO
Google micro tomatoes. Do a search here regarding growing micros indoors, you will find a lot of info and ideas.
There will be an album on northern gardener called
The “ short and sweet” tomato project which will show photos and information about some indoor growing this winter of some new F2 crosses
Of mine.
It’s fun to try and the best way to learn.
KarenO

**carolyn137** · October 27, 2018

https://www.google.com/search?q=grow...&bih=815&dpr=1

Please check the above link about growing tomato indoors in the winter, aka over wintering plants.

And read the FIRST link which is about same from Tomatoville.

Just trying again to get it right since I knew darn well there were previous threads here about same.

Carolyn

slugworth · October 28, 2018

I tickle the blossoms with a battery powered electric toothbrush so the tomatoes don't come out retarded.Without bees that is another factor to consider when growing indoors.

October 26, 2018	#1
encore Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: wisconsin Posts: 536	over winter plants was thinking of trying to grow some smaller tomato plants in the basement over winter. are there any good types i should be looking for? planning on doing from seeds, so a place to locate seeds would be helpful too. thanks---tom

October 27, 2018	#6
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	https://www.google.com/search?q=grow...&bih=815&dpr=1 Please check the above link about growing tomato indoors in the winter, aka over wintering plants. And read the FIRST link which is about same from Tomatoville. Just trying again to get it right since I knew darn well there were previous threads here about same. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

October 27, 2018	#5
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,932	https://m.facebook.com/NorthernGardenerCanada/ Your best bets for indoor winter growing will be micro tomatoes such as Red robin, tiny Tim, Aztek, Venus, many others. They grow to be less than about 12” at full maturity and therefore can be grown fairly easily under lights indoors. KarenO Google micro tomatoes. Do a search here regarding growing micros indoors, you will find a lot of info and ideas. There will be an album on northern gardener called The “ short and sweet” tomato project which will show photos and information about some indoor growing this winter of some new F2 crosses Of mine. It’s fun to try and the best way to learn. KarenO

October 28, 2018	#7
slugworth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: connecticut,usa Posts: 1,152	I tickle the blossoms with a battery powered electric toothbrush so the tomatoes don't come out retarded.Without bees that is another factor to consider when growing indoors.