forum: Gardening / Growing
#11 Thu 22 Dec 11 6:38pm
Ms Kira
- Member Occupation freelancer
- From Greenville, SC
- Member since Mon 07 Jul 08
Re: Tomatoes, an interesting history
Nice to see you as well, Ms Pablo! Super Champ!
Well he did have a bit of an accident in late summer and lost about half the main stalk, so yes there are some bad branches on there. I need to find out how to prune it properly and make him nice and thick. Also, there were a lot of flower bunches when I brought him inside, but now they don't seem to be there.
But I still will have to get more of them if I can find them again. This one was at the local grocery store. Right now I am wondering what to plant for winter - I'm guessing root vegetables if that's even an option at this point. It has been very warm here but I need to know what's hardy enough to take the cold weather so I might just do a bit of research and find out what's possible for my location.
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#12 Thu 22 Dec 11 8:25pm
Grandmadamada

- Member since Fri 19 Nov 10
Re: Tomatoes, an interesting history
MsPablo wrote:
Ms Kira! Nice to have you back. You might try rooting some of the sucker branches. I heard that will produce a more productive new plant, not sure if it works, never tried it myself.
yes it works ![]()
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