Can they recover?

Talon1189 · October 3, 2011

I have about 30 ..... 4-8 ounce green maters on my 4 healthy tomato plants. They are in Earthtainers

The next 7-10 weather forecast here in SE Michigan is mostly sunny skies in the 70's for highs and lows in the mid 50's with no rain. What are the chances of getting a late season rush here considering the weather?

>>>>>>>>>> Talon

RayR · October 3, 2011

Assuming those greenies are of mature size, I'd say you've got an excellent chance of a late rush. I've got a similar if not slightly lower temp forecast here and I'm planning on picking some more ripe tomatoes. Think positive.

Actually the future forecast is an improvement over the rainy daytime highs in the 50's and low 60's and rainy nighttime lows in the 40's that we've had here lately. Tomatoes ripened fine at those temps too.

October 3, 2011	#1
Talon1189 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Farmington, Michigan. Zone 5b/6a Posts: 421	Can they recover? I have about 30 ..... 4-8 ounce green maters on my 4 healthy tomato plants. They are in Earthtainers The next 7-10 weather forecast here in SE Michigan is mostly sunny skies in the 70's for highs and lows in the mid 50's with no rain. What are the chances of getting a late season rush here considering the weather? >>>>>>>>>> Talon __________________ Always looking for a better way to grow tomatoes ..........

October 3, 2011	#2
RayR Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Cheektowaga, NY Posts: 2,466	Assuming those greenies are of mature size, I'd say you've got an excellent chance of a late rush. I've got a similar if not slightly lower temp forecast here and I'm planning on picking some more ripe tomatoes. Think positive. Actually the future forecast is an improvement over the rainy daytime highs in the 50's and low 60's and rainy nighttime lows in the 40's that we've had here lately. Tomatoes ripened fine at those temps too.