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rick9748 · July 12, 2017

Did not know where this would exactly fit.
Would like for us to share our best methods and practices for growing heirloom tomatoes.I have seen several commercial heirloom operations growing Cherokee Purple and others with which appears to be little trouble.Called two of the operations and asked for advice but no luck.They have acres of heirlooms and great production.
Don't really want to hear criticism of their methods would love to hear what keeps your heirlooms healthy and productive.What are you doing that WORKS.
Thanks
Rick
central South Carolina

PS; Would really like new knowledge and methods.Here in South Carolina constantly fighting some disease.Enviroment; 95+s daily thunder storms 100% humidity.

July 12, 2017	#27
rick9748 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: south carolina Posts: 175	Best methods and practices for heirlooms Did not know where this would exactly fit. Would like for us to share our best methods and practices for growing heirloom tomatoes.I have seen several commercial heirloom operations growing Cherokee Purple and others with which appears to be little trouble.Called two of the operations and asked for advice but no luck.They have acres of heirlooms and great production. Don't really want to hear criticism of their methods would love to hear what keeps your heirlooms healthy and productive.What are you doing that WORKS. Thanks Rick central South Carolina PS; Would really like new knowledge and methods.Here in South Carolina constantly fighting some disease.Enviroment; 95+s daily thunder storms 100% humidity.