One of my tomato gardens, recording breaking heights. - Page 3

ChiliPeppa · October 6, 2015

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Move to Texas and start over.

Worth

Yeah, Worth I agree. ksack001 come to the Mojave and enlighten me. Really I think there are some places in the world where you just drop a seed on the ground and it grows.

zipcode · October 7, 2015

That is great production for such leafy plants. What fertilizer did you give them and how much in total would say per plant in one year? I'm sure the heating helped a lot, I know tomatoes like warmish nights for great growth, but from the look of those plants, they had fantastic feeding as well.

AKmark · October 7, 2015

Nice plants, and they are fun to show the neighbors. We get 20-30 foot vines too, but we prune up the bottoms, drop the plant, and coil the stalk around the container. Your fruit production stays consistent, and management is tops, try it, you will be happy you did if your out for production.

Fiishergurl · October 12, 2015

Wow, so amazing!! Not too many people get that kind of production. Something to be proud of for sure.

Ginny

October 7, 2015	#32
zipcode Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Romania/Germany , z 4-6 Posts: 1,582	That is great production for such leafy plants. What fertilizer did you give them and how much in total would say per plant in one year? I'm sure the heating helped a lot, I know tomatoes like warmish nights for great growth, but from the look of those plants, they had fantastic feeding as well.

October 7, 2015	#33
AKmark Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Wasilla Alaska Posts: 2,010	Nice plants, and they are fun to show the neighbors. We get 20-30 foot vines too, but we prune up the bottoms, drop the plant, and coil the stalk around the container. Your fruit production stays consistent, and management is tops, try it, you will be happy you did if your out for production.

October 12, 2015	#34
Fiishergurl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Oak Hill, Florida Posts: 1,781	Wow, so amazing!! Not too many people get that kind of production. Something to be proud of for sure. Ginny