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Old September 13, 2019   #16
rxkeith
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the split resistant tomatoes that are faring well for me are alston everlasting, a red cherry. this one is a champ. galinas, black cherry, redfield cherry are all cracking.
pointy types fare better. maglia rosa shows no signs of cracks. my anna russian small plum type with a point is holding up very well. my wife and i both like the two last ones, so double bonus.
i should have plenty of alston everlasting seeds if anyone needs some.



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Old September 13, 2019   #17
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I know a guy that uses rubber mats for mulch that block the water out,just the base of the plants are exposed.
I was thinking of doing something like this if the heavy rains get scheduled. That and I'm going to use root pouch grow bags which should at least drain well.
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Old September 13, 2019   #18
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My plants in the 2 hole cement blocks stacked 3 high did good.
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Old September 13, 2019   #19
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Sorry for my reply, lol. If I am a little frustrated at seeing the same complaint he must be even more frustrated at having the same problem, lol.
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