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Originally Posted by decherdt
Never grown DB, never got to pick a NAR when I grew it, but GA grows compact and bears early for me pretty consistenly. http://www.tomatoville.com/album.php...&pictureid=336
"Set early an stopped" happened across the board to our slicer tomato plants this year. I did plant no till, with a just spoon of fertilizer, hand watered a bit and hoped for rain. I think they just ran out of gas. Poured on a bunch of soluble ferts and set the soakers to run a little every day at Noon and now they takeoff like crazy. If the hot hot heat holds off we may still get some yield after all. 8 to 12 fruit per vine I could call a good season  'Course I do set out 50 plants  |
I think I will give the one's that have stopped fruiting a shot of liquid fertilizer if they do not respond soon, the first wave of production will be getting ripe this week and next week, but no fruit set after the first wave.