Hoy
 

Seeds sown 26th Sep,plan is to grow one plant in tunnelhouse and to grow a few cuttings outside in late spring.

I will be following this thread, I also was lucky enough to receive some seeds. I usually start my plants about the last week of february . Good luck fellow growers !!!!!!

First of the seedling are now up:D

txs for posting medburygardens. I cant wait to see your results and to grow it myself in the spring.

i'm fighting the urge to grow something inside this winter.

strax

it would be fun to visit them! (My husband is looking at stuff to do in Kaikoura when we get to the South Island)

[quote=garnetmoth;186206]it would be fun to visit them! (My husband is looking at stuff to do in Kaikoura when we get to the South Island)[/quote]

Looking forward to meeting you both:yes:

Thinned out to the strongest plants yesterday,certainly been some extreme variation in type but the ones left are growing well.

[IMG]http://i416.photobucket.com/albums/pp247/Medburygardens/Picture757.jpg[/IMG]

Med

Give us some info on Hoy? Never heard of it.

Here is the original thread that has the background:
[URL]http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=15889&highlight=hoy[/URL]

Craig

what do you mean by extreme variation in type?

i assume they are all regular leaf plants.

do you mean that some of the seedlings are weak or scrawny?


nice pic there!

strax

[quote=strax;187093]what do you mean by extreme variation in type?

i assume they are all regular leaf plants.

do you mean that some of the seedlings are weak or scrawny?


nice pic there!

strax[/quote]

sorry ," extreme variation in type" not the best way to describe them but more as you say "weak and scrawny",still,got some nice strong plants growing thats the main thing.

Richard

Three plants now outside with flowers,one plant in my fathers garden, all doing well.
Been a warmer than normal spring so far so hoping for a good growing season ;)

[QUOTE=Medbury Gardens;189224]Three plants now outside with flowers,one plant in my fathers garden, all doing well.
Been a warmer than normal spring so far so hoping for a good growing season ;)[/QUOTE]

Thanks for keeping me updated on Hoy, I will be growing them next spring. I'm always looking for the holy grail of tomatoes!!!!
The photo's really let me know what to expect in advance

Fruit now starting to form :yes::yes:

[IMG]http://i416.photobucket.com/albums/pp247/Medburygardens/Picture944.jpg[/IMG]

Beautiful picture! I've got a winter wonderland here, so I am jealous. The plant looks great, very healthy. Cant wait to get your report when the first fruits ripen.

strax