2015 Belgium Yentlslike

Yentlsil · April 16, 2015

So, after a minor setback (cats "attacked" growbox), my list for 2015 tomatoes:

Russian 117
Tuxhorn's Red and Yellow
Cherokee Chocolate
Garden Peach
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Pink Boar
Black Krim
Little lucky
Muddy Mamba
Mexico Midget
Hugo LEMON OXHEART
Cherokee Purpleµ
Sungold
Pink Berkeley Tie Die
Anna Russian
Selwin Yellow
Russian Persimmon
Brandy Wine Sudduths Strain
Chocolate Stripes
Ananas Noir
Hawaiian Pineapple
Lucky Cross
Mortgage lifter
Amethyst Jewel
Isis Brandy
Dark Galaxy
Primary Colors

Now getting used to sun (3 hours and then with light cover for another 3 hours), after 14h in shadow.

Hydroponic system almost finished (there's a leak in my T-connection, so have to buy new one), but all will be OK by the time I can plant the seedlings.

Also building a protecting rain cover.

Pictures will follow!

SiL

PS: to administrator: I started new thread because (now banned) Snugglekitten was "taking over" my topic.

ginger2778 · April 16, 2015

What a nice list! You have some very productive and delicious varieties there. And one or 2 that I haven't heard of.
Enjoy!

kath · April 16, 2015

Agree that you have a mighty fine list! Sounds like a very careful plan to harden off and care for them, too. Looking forward to seeing your pics.

kath

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

Seedlings have been outside during daytime for allmost a week now, next week, if temp is ok, then I will let them outside during nights too... but first a study of the weathercast

Only a 1 in 2 outlet for the pump and ready to rock!!

Yentlsil · April 18, 2015

thanks Ginger and Kath,
indeed I first bought & read the book "Epic Tomatoes", then Icontacted Eddy, a well known breeder here in Belgium, and then took the time to look and read about all varieties in Tatianas seedbase.
I would order another few but not this first year,

grts

Yentlsil · April 24, 2015

Yentlsil · April 24, 2015

Noir de crimée

Yentlsil · April 24, 2015

Planted 6 in greenhouse, 2 in bato pots, rest still growing...

Yentlsil · April 26, 2015

Made the little roof yesterday and planted out a few varieties, rest is still in greenhouse.
Gave them a temporary little coat

Salsacharley · April 26, 2015

That's a fantastic operation! You can wear a white lab coat in your garden. I'm usually a dirty, muddy mess in my tomato patch.

luigiwu · April 26, 2015

Is that real grass? everything looks so NEAT and clean.
Your seedlings, what type of container are they growing in?

April 16, 2015	#1
Yentlsil Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: 8 Posts: 54	2015 Belgium Yentlslike So, after a minor setback (cats "attacked" growbox), my list for 2015 tomatoes: Russian 117 Tuxhorn's Red and Yellow Cherokee Chocolate Garden Peach Aunt Ruby's German Green Pink Boar Black Krim Little lucky Muddy Mamba Mexico Midget Hugo LEMON OXHEART Cherokee Purpleµ Sungold Pink Berkeley Tie Die Anna Russian Selwin Yellow Russian Persimmon Brandy Wine Sudduths Strain Chocolate Stripes Ananas Noir Hawaiian Pineapple Lucky Cross Mortgage lifter Amethyst Jewel Isis Brandy Dark Galaxy Primary Colors Now getting used to sun (3 hours and then with light cover for another 3 hours), after 14h in shadow. Hydroponic system almost finished (there's a leak in my T-connection, so have to buy new one), but all will be OK by the time I can plant the seedlings. Also building a protecting rain cover. Pictures will follow! SiL PS: to administrator: I started new thread because (now banned) Snugglekitten was "taking over" my topic.

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luigiwu Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: ny Posts: 1,219	Is that real grass? everything looks so NEAT and clean. Your seedlings, what type of container are they growing in? __________________ Subirrigated Container gardening (RGGS) in NY, Zone 7!

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April 16, 2015	#2
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	What a nice list! You have some very productive and delicious varieties there. And one or 2 that I haven't heard of. Enjoy!

April 16, 2015	#3
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Agree that you have a mighty fine list! Sounds like a very careful plan to harden off and care for them, too. Looking forward to seeing your pics. kath

April 18, 2015	#4
Yentlsil Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: 8 Posts: 54

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Yentlsil Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: 8 Posts: 54

April 26, 2015	#14
Salsacharley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 2,052	That's a fantastic operation! You can wear a white lab coat in your garden. I'm usually a dirty, muddy mess in my tomato patch.