2015 Tomato Growing

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  1. Scrungee

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    • JWK

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      Well done Scrungee, is that the first one?
       
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      Got my first megabloom bud

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        Nice one Scrungee. What variety is that tomato in fruit?
         
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        First one from my Red Robbin tomatoes this year, should of had some earlier but the first ones got acidently knocked off. Mrs Scrungee had it and said it was lovely, but any homegrowm tomato tastes good after 6 months of shop bought ones.
         
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        • Phil A

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          Got my Manx marvels, Big Zacs and Better Boys planted out today :phew:

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            I planted up 5 'Sungold' in one of the greenhouse borders today. Sadly, they're looking a bit 'leggy' due to my neglect (been busy installing a new kitchen). I buried them fairly deeply, so hopefully they'll become more stocky. Over the coming week I'll have to dismantle my propagator and drop down the staging so that I can plant out the other 5 plants, 2 'Black Krim', 1 'Country Taste' and 2 'Gardeners Delight'. Given that night-time temps are still quite low, I've put my heater to use.
             
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              Got a couple of Gardener's Delight and one Beefmaster plant going spare. Anyone want them? If so, I can bring them to Shiney's next weekend.
               
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                My toms have stalled at six inches and show no signs of growing any further.....and that's in the greenhouse. With nothing but rain and temperatures at 10C or below next week, I don't think things are going to improve. :doh:
                 
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                • Lolimac

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                  That's the job I'm going to set about today hopefully after I've fathomed where I'm going put everything:rolleyespink: it's a bit crowded in there:doh:
                   
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                  • Rob Miller

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                    All your tomato plants are so big. Mine are tiny. [​IMG]


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                      They'll soon catch up Rob. just need the weather to warm up a bit now :)
                       
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                      • Rob Miller

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                        Cool thanks. First time I've ever done veg. Just got my first greenhouse! ;) what varieties are you doing? I've got gardener's delight, tumbler F1, tumbling Tom and mini Italian plumb "trilly".


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                        • Phil A

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                          I'm growing Manx Marvel, Big Zac, Better Boy, Basic Plum Tomato and I think, Golden Sunrise or something similar to that :biggrin:
                           
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                          • Rob Miller

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                            Hopefully I'll catch up with you then as I have a heater set to keep a min of 10C at night in the greenhouse. :blue thumb:
                             
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