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geotek · May 1, 2017

I don't know the varieties, but I think they are mostly indeterminate. They are growing in 5 gal buckets filled 80% of the way. I didn't pay much attention to fruit sizes last year, although I remember complaining that his Beeksteak tomatoes were rotten inside and not edible.
I will try to find out what varieties are planted, most haven't set fruit yet.
I did count 40 plants/buckets just to feed a single couple, so I assume the per plant yield isn't too good.

May 1, 2017	#3
geotek Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: NE Georgia Posts: 14	I don't know the varieties, but I think they are mostly indeterminate. They are growing in 5 gal buckets filled 80% of the way. I didn't pay much attention to fruit sizes last year, although I remember complaining that his Beeksteak tomatoes were rotten inside and not edible. I will try to find out what varieties are planted, most haven't set fruit yet. I did count 40 plants/buckets just to feed a single couple, so I assume the per plant yield isn't too good.