green tomatoes

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  1. blackninjazx666

    blackninjazx666 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi everyone,just joined the forum,me the wife and kids are hoping to grow our own veggies,we started with some tomato plants,they now look nice and juicy and a lovely size but they wont turn red.would realy appreciate any suggestions and advice,thanks.:scratch:
     
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    Sheal Total Gardener

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    Hi and welcome to Gardeners Corner. If you take a look in the Edible Gardening section, there is a thread on non-ripening tomatoes that might help you. :)
     
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    • Evil Len

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      I believe removing vast quantities (or all) of the leaves, just leaving the stems and fruit, is supposed to do the trick. Looks drastic mind :)
       
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      • barnaby

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        Seems that many people have had similar problems this year. Could be lack of feed as well as the more obvious lack of sunshine. I've had mixed results but far less good than last year.
         
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