R2elk
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I only managed to get one cutting of the Northern Exposure tomato to grow last fall. Through the use of air layering, I now have 6 plants.
What did you do in your garden today?
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R2elk
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They work really good on tomato plants. No rooting hormone needed.Gotta like those rooting balls - good work
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Tomatoes suckers seem to be easy to root. I've not tried to root tomato cuttings, so thanks for the info
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Sammster
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Wow! You've got quite the green thumb!
Sammster
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I transplanted my tomato seedling to larger pots, today. These were started in the Aero garden, several weeks ago - then moved into cells (because that's all I had at the time), and now into these, dollar store pots. They measure 4.5" across. I have 7 more tomato seedlings started in the Aero Garden. After that ~ herbs.
Our greenhouse kit arrived, but we have to wait for warmer weather and for our sons to come help assemble it. In the meantime ~ I have to use grow lights, inside.
Our greenhouse kit arrived, but we have to wait for warmer weather and for our sons to come help assemble it. In the meantime ~ I have to use grow lights, inside.
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frustratedearthmother
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I hadn't heard of those varieties. Looked 'em up and they sound great! Have you grown them before?
Sammster
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Are you talking about my tomatoes? No, I haven't grown them, before. We typically grow whatever the local greenhouse offers. I wanted something different. I've only ever started my own seedlings, once before. So...
frustratedearthmother
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Yes - sorry I didn't tag you. They look great. Hope they do well!
Sammster
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Thank you!
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