We Need More Tomato Plant Pictures
 

Hi,

I don't know about you all, but I LOVE seeing pictures of tomato plants and tomato seedlings.
Please don't be stingy and start sharing what your tomato plants look like. I will upload pictures of all my tomato plants clinging to some pale sun rays from my main windows.
I get such a kick from seeing tomatoes grow that I want to share with everybody how my plants are doing. Some of you old timers are probably tired of this, but I am not.

[QUOTE=mouka_f_slouka;461750]Hi,

I don't know about you all, but I LOVE seeing pictures of tomato plants and tomato seedlings.
Please don't be stingy and start sharing what your tomato plants look like. I will upload pictures of all my tomato plants clinging to some pale sun rays from my main windows.
I get such a kick from seeing tomatoes grow that I want to share with everybody how my plants are doing. Some of you old timers are probably tired of this, but I am not.[/QUOTE]

I agree, mouka

Recently I started a thread about it . But then some members either cannot post/upload pictures or are not a big fan of pictutures.
TO EACH HIS OWN.

[B]GARDENER[/B]

Here are mine in the box I built to prepare them for the outdoors. They need about another five days and they'll be ready.

Btw.. the long leggy ones were doing great until I put them in the garage for cold treatment. They took off with growth even under lights. Seems like I was having to move the lights up daily to keep the plants out of them.

If you feel lonely and have not done it yet you can always go to the Photo Gallery and start at the "last"page which starts in 2006.

Peppers. They need to go out soon. They've outgrown their cups and it's too close to plant out time to transplant them. Just gave them a tablespoon of Epsom per gallon of water. Guess I'll see what happens.
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You have nice pepper plants,[B] stainless[/B].
Mine are about the same size ... some have pods, some have flowers and some just budding. I have to baby them maybe another 10 day and then take them out for spring training.
[B]
Gardeneer [/B]

never mind ......

looking good cenral texas,my first tomatoe of the year is cherokee purple grafted

ok, if you want to see seedlings, here are some of mine:

the late varieties
[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2471_zpsl30hcovj.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2474_zpsumlbejef.jpg[/IMG]

the blue varieties:

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2470_zpsqyqjiy30.jpg[/IMG]

two of three plants of Searching for the blue zebra are VERY purple! they are all quite blue but this is because of the cold. but those....wow...

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2467_zpsrktfzbr2.jpg[/IMG]

the dwarf section:

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2475_zpsz7xcbcyb.jpg[/IMG]

and some very different leaf types:
top left Margaret Curtain
top right Vintage Wine
bottom left unknown I call it Joseph micmac
bottom right Lithium Sunset

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2473_zpsddiffsyo.jpg[/IMG]

Pimpinellifoliums under LED light.

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Here are some pics.

I uploaded from my phone and couldnt see well enough to label them.
1. Opalka grafted on Big Beef
2. Spudokee grafted on Big Beef
3. Repeat of 1 for some reason
4. Lil lucky
5. Eggplant "Rosita"
6. Satsuma flowering
7 Sweet onion with mustard in the middle
8. Canary melons under black plastic. Cantalopes behind me but a bit smaller.

[QUOTE=Stainless;461757]Here are mine in the box I built to prepare them for the outdoors. They need about another five days and they'll be ready.[/QUOTE]

Those are gorgeous plants. Congratulations. I am certain that your tomatoes harvest this year will be fantastic.

[QUOTE=Stainless;461777]Peppers. They need to go out soon. They've outgrown their cups and it's too close to plant out time to transplant them. Just gave them a tablespoon of Epsom per gallon of water. Guess I'll see what happens.
[IMG]http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/04/02/ffd54ba25615bb097fea12646b1a1314.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

There are several threads about the benefits of Epsom salt. I would love to hear from you how it went.
Your peppers look nice by the way. I wouldn't worry about some of the leaves yellowing, it's just they need to go into the ground very soon.

[QUOTE=charley;461795]looking good cenral texas,my first tomatoe of the year is cherokee purple grafted[/QUOTE]

I am so jealous, you have your tomatoes already in the ground. How nice!

[QUOTE=charline;461836]ok, if you want to see seedlings, here are some of mine:

the late varieties
[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2471_zpsl30hcovj.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2474_zpsumlbejef.jpg[/IMG]

the blue varieties:

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2470_zpsqyqjiy30.jpg[/IMG]

two of three plants of Searching for the blue zebra are VERY purple! they are all quite blue but this is because of the cold. but those....wow...

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2467_zpsrktfzbr2.jpg[/IMG]

the dwarf section:

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2475_zpsz7xcbcyb.jpg[/IMG]

and some very different leaf types:
top left Margaret Curtain
top right Vintage Wine
bottom left unknown I call it Joseph micmac
bottom right Lithium Sunset

[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt269/tuffwinder/DSCN2473_zpsddiffsyo.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Those are terrific seedlings. I wonder what variety is the one with purple leaves.

[QUOTE=snugglekitten;461864]Pimpinellifoliums under LED light.[/QUOTE]

Are those RED LED lights? They make your seedlings look gorgeous!

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Here are some pics.[/QUOTE]

I had an opportunity to move to Florida because of my work many many years ago. I turned down the offer. I can tell you that I have never stopped regretting my move. I would be in the sun right now enjoying the great weather and only a few miles from the ocean. How stupid of me!!!!!
Those are gorgeous plants by the way. You are an accomplished gardener.

the purple one is Searching for the blue zebra

[QUOTE=mouka_f_slouka;462008]I had an opportunity to move to Florida because of my work many many years ago. I turned down the offer. I can tell you that I have never stopped regretting my move. I would be in the sun right now enjoying the great weather and only a few miles from the ocean. How stupid of me!!!!!
Those are gorgeous plants by the way. You are an accomplished gardener.[/QUOTE]

It is quite likely that your area in Illinois is better adapted for tomato growing than Florida. In fact You probably have some of the best soil on the planet there.

[QUOTE=Stvrob;462013]It is quite likely that your area in Illinois is better adapted for tomato growing than Florida. In fact You probably have some of the best soil on the planet there.[/QUOTE]

It's not just about the soil. It's about being able to go out all year long and not have 2 feet of snow around you for 2 or 3 months each year. It's about seeing the sun almost everyday.
As for soil, it's indeed black soil that's probably very good for growing tomatoes and other vegetables.

[QUOTE=charline;462009]the purple one is Searching for the blue zebra[/QUOTE]

Is it really a blue tomato? That would be amazing that even its leaves have a blueish hue to them.

[QUOTE=mouka_f_slouka;462015]It's not just about the soil. It's about being able to go out all year long and not have 2 feet of snow around you for 2 or 3 months each year. It's about seeing the sun almost everyday.
As for soil, it's indeed black soil that's probably very good for growing tomatoes and other vegetables.[/QUOTE]

Yes indeed, thats what brings the tourists every winter, along with their money. brings more money into the state than all the agricultural products combined!

I'm getting into my off season here in Miami right now. I'm trying African Queen.

[QUOTE=mouka_f_slouka;461750]Hi,

I don't know about you all, but I LOVE seeing pictures of tomato plants and tomato seedlings.
Please don't be stingy and start sharing what your tomato plants look like. I will upload pictures of all my tomato plants clinging to some pale sun rays from my main windows.
I get such a kick from seeing tomatoes grow that I want to share with everybody how my plants are doing. Some of you old timers are probably tired of this, but I am not.[/QUOTE]

Happy to oblige :D

[I]Sunrise Bumblebee 4/4/2015[/I]
[IMG]http://www.tomatoville.com/picture.php?albumid=310&pictureid=1710[/IMG]
[I]

Gold Berry Baby 4/4/2015[/I]
[IMG]http://www.tomatoville.com/picture.php?albumid=310&pictureid=1709[/IMG]

[URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svCl-9zXvQY&feature=youtu.be&list=UUUnFheTbVpASikm0YPb8pSw"]A video tour of my garden[/URL] by John Kohler

Ted

[QUOTE=dustee1;462263]Happy to oblige :D

[I]Sunrise Bumblebee 4/4/2015[/I]
[IMG]http://www.tomatoville.com/picture.php?albumid=310&pictureid=1710[/IMG]
[I]

Gold Berry Baby 4/4/2015[/I]
[IMG]http://www.tomatoville.com/picture.php?albumid=310&pictureid=1709[/IMG]

[URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svCl-9zXvQY&feature=youtu.be&list=UUUnFheTbVpASikm0YPb8pSw"]A video tour of my garden[/URL] by John Kohler

Ted[/QUOTE]

It never gets old. I just love to see a thriving plant bearing fruit.
Keep them coming please.

Here is part of my giant tomato lineup from early June. I grow giant tomatoes for competition. These are Big Zac and Mega Marv plants .
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Here is a Mega Marv plant feeding the sole tomato allowed to grow on it. I nicknamed this tomato the Mothership due to how perfectly round it was for a giant. It grew to 4.01 LBS.

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[QUOTE=PA_Julia;462382]Here is part of my giant tomato lineup from early June. I grow giant tomatoes for competition. These are Big Zac and Mega Marv plants .
[IMG]http://i1339.photobucket.com/albums/o716/genevieve_66/002_zpscef6f6a8.jpg[/IMG]

Here is a Mega Marv plant feeding the sole tomato allowed to grow on it. I nicknamed this tomato the Mothership due to how perfectly round it was for a giant. It grew to 4.01 LBS.

[IMG]http://i1339.photobucket.com/albums/o716/genevieve_66/001_zpse953d7d9.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Julia,

You are an accomplished gardener and everything looks better than the inside of my house.
Congratulations!

My morning-pics!
 

Just learned how to post pics! Woo hoo! Here goes... Cherokee Purple tomatoes, part of my garden, and a whiskey barrel with Taxi tomatoes (16 total-wow!).

Another pic
 

Hmm not sure why my other pics didn't upload together... These are the taxi tomatoes grown in whisky barrels, taking off!