Myth-Busters "Challenge" Tomatoville-style - - CONFIRMED or BUSTED

rnewste · February 25, 2008

Dice,

I will set it up that way. As we do not get rain here from May until October, no concern about anything leaching down into the water reservoir from runoff. My only concern is that I had planned on using TomatoTone as the standard control fertilizer, and that has something like 5% calcium.

Can you suggest an alternate fertilizer that does not contain calcium. Also, thanks for the "dispensation" to not put my Purple Haze plants at risk, and will use tomatoes that are on my "B List" for some of the more riskier experiments.

Ray

February 25, 2008	#19
rnewste Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Campbell, CA Posts: 4,064	Dice, I will set it up that way. As we do not get rain here from May until October, no concern about anything leaching down into the water reservoir from runoff. My only concern is that I had planned on using TomatoTone as the standard control fertilizer, and that has something like 5% calcium. Can you suggest an alternate fertilizer that does not contain calcium. Also, thanks for the "dispensation" to not put my Purple Haze plants at risk, and will use tomatoes that are on my "B List" for some of the more riskier experiments. Ray