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Old May 19, 2022   #7
Balr14
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: wisconsin
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Originally Posted by ScottinAtlanta View Post
Thanks! You find that 12-4-8 works well for the whole season?
It works just fine. This is Wisconsin. The season is only about 3 months long... June through August. If I get any actual growing weather in May, it's a bonus. Some plants are still going strong in September, but by then, I have all the tomatoes I can possibly use and can't give more away to anyone. So I don't do anything to encourage the plants. We still have tomato sauce from last years tomatoes.

Last year I planted 19 tomato plants, (8 cherries and 6 medium and 5 large, mostly heirloom). This year I am doing 13 plants with only 4 cherry varieties and few new large varieties.
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