Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
I grow 300 acres of corn. Every 7th year I grow 300 acres of soybeans.
I have a third of an acre - and here in California, that's a big lot.....
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I grow 300 acres of corn. Every 7th year I grow 300 acres of soybeans.
My garden, except for the bell peppers is spent. I got so many tomatoes I was overwhelmed! I froze some, gave many away, ate them like candy and enjoyed them very much. Hope I have the same luck next year.
My garden, except for the bell peppers is spent. I got so many tomatoes I was overwhelmed! I froze some, gave many away, ate them like candy and enjoyed them very much. Hope I have the same luck next year.
I am just now getting tomatoes. The late freeze/frost in May killed mine out and I had to re-plant.
Ahhhh life behind the pine curtain.
I have 30 plants purple haze and hindu kush in 5 gal buckets painted green out in woods
I have 30 plants purple haze and hindu kush in 5 gal buckets painted green out in woods
What do you grow?
Just finished canning 30 quarts of tomatoes last night. Nothing better than the sound of lids going 'ping'.
Just finished canning 30 quarts of tomatoes last night. Nothing better than the sound of lids going 'ping'.
Damn it, I'm jealous now. I love canning and pickling, and was hoping to can some heirloom tomatoes. This summer I planted x3 'Black Krim' tomatoes in self-watering bucket tomatoes... yet for some reasoneven though the plants grew and the green tomatoes started getting bigthe fruits started breaking down and rotting when ripening. Either it's a pest of some sort, or... I dunno. There probably weren't enough predatory insects around to protect them, so it's a wash...![]()
Just finished canning 30 quarts of tomatoes last night. Nothing better than the sound of lids going 'ping'.
Damn it, I'm jealous now. I love canning and pickling, and was hoping to can some heirloom tomatoes. This summer I planted x3 'Black Krim' tomatoes in self-watering bucket tomatoes... yet for some reasoneven though the plants grew and the green tomatoes started getting bigthe fruits started breaking down and rotting when ripening. Either it's a pest of some sort, or... I dunno. There probably weren't enough predatory insects around to protect them, so it's a wash...![]()
Sounds like root rot. The self-watering buckets is what make me think that is what it was.
The first step to preventing tomato root rot is preparing the soil properly. Tomato plants don't like wet feet. Standing water around the tomato plant's root system creates the ideal breeding ground for root-rot fungi. Improve your waterlogged soil's drainage by adding sand or organic matter. Also, keep the pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Root rot loves acidic soils.
Read more: Root Rot in Tomato Plants | eHow
I have 30 plants purple haze and hindu kush in 5 gal buckets painted green out in woods
Here's one of my big tomatoes!
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Here's one of my big tomatoes!
Nice! My tomatoes are a flop. Only got 3 off of 2 plants.![]()