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Hundreds of Sungold cometh.

Kinda glad I planted 9 of them now lol....

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Arnorrian - Are you growing single stem method? Is that bird netting? Looking good!

Xellos, I've never grown any small ones except Super Sweet Cherry, realizing I need to explore more like these. Looks great!

[QUOTE=Dewayne mater;740308]Arnorrian - Are you growing single stem method? Is that bird netting? Looking good![/QUOTE]

I had both late blight and fulvia last year, so I'm going for maximal air flow. Also I'm trying out the drop-and-lean. That requires single-stem.

That is 35% shade netting. It's used to protect poly-tunnel greenhouses. It's great for hail too.

[QUOTE=Tamcrochets;740312]Xellos, I've never grown any small ones except Super Sweet Cherry, realizing I need to explore more like these. Looks great![/QUOTE]

Your in a good place, I know a guy from Pennsylvania and he easily grows 1000+ tomatoes from a few Sungold plants. He puts them into zip-lock bags and freezes them.

Interesting pic from Reddit. Anyone knows the variety?

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WOW! I've never seen anything like this.

[QUOTE=arnorrian;740325]Interesting pic from Reddit. Anyone knows the variety?

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Looks like Stick.

Most of mine are still green.

What plant is the cat on?

4 trusses on 1. Sungold plant

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Italian parsley, from the winter/spring. Same one as in the buttefrfy forum.

If I'm posting too many pictures please tell me.

Black Plum (?) fruitfully as every year.

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Unnamed pale pink variety. I was certain it was indeterminate, but both plants turned out determinate. It'l be a problem for the drop-and-lean.

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Emerald Apple.

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Blossom end rot?

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Belosnezhka white cherry.

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Unnamed violet cherry. I bought a semi-rotten colorful cherry mix on sale at the supermarket last year, and saved the seeds. This is from one of them.

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