"Clint Eastwoods Rowdy Red"

hasshoes · June 3, 2007

Did anyone else grow this? Is it normal for the plant to look way smaller than other tomato plants it's age?

I threw out a bunch because they were deformed. . . and the two seedlings I have left are almost 10 weeks old, yet are only about three or four inches. . . .

Thanks

elkwc36 · June 3, 2007

Hasshoes I have one planted in the garden. I have been out there all afternoon doing the final weeding and feeding before I put the drip hose down and start mulching. It is a nice looking plant and about medium in size and build. I started 6 I believe and they weren't any shorter or punier than the rest. I have a few that were really sparse and spindly but not the CERR's. If I remember right there maybe a fruit set. Know it has blooms for sure. Has been out a little over two weeks. Will keep you informed of it's progress. Jay

June 3, 2007	#1
hasshoes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: MT Posts: 438	"Clint Eastwoods Rowdy Red" Did anyone else grow this? Is it normal for the plant to look way smaller than other tomato plants it's age? I threw out a bunch because they were deformed. . . and the two seedlings I have left are almost 10 weeks old, yet are only about three or four inches. . . . Thanks

June 3, 2007	#2
elkwc36 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: SW Kansas Posts: 339	Hasshoes I have one planted in the garden. I have been out there all afternoon doing the final weeding and feeding before I put the drip hose down and start mulching. It is a nice looking plant and about medium in size and build. I started 6 I believe and they weren't any shorter or punier than the rest. I have a few that were really sparse and spindly but not the CERR's. If I remember right there maybe a fruit set. Know it has blooms for sure. Has been out a little over two weeks. Will keep you informed of it's progress. Jay