Slow maters?
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Joined: Wed Jul 27, 2011 9:24 am Location: Central Oklahoma Blog: View Blog (0) |
I think I am going to try and plant a couple to grow inside this winter, but I am also working on my hoop house so I am hoping that I can keep a couple producing longer this year. One of these days I am going to get my green house built so I can really keep the fresh vegis going all year long.
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It is early November in Illinois and I did get them in late this year. Still later than I would have liked, and I still have quite a few green tomatoes, I am considering picking them and seeing if any ripen in the windows. Currently playing chicken with the frost.
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I am trying real hard to keep the plant that gave me the Finest Tomatoes I have ever eaten alive. In a Greenhouse, Insulated it a bit, Heating it a bit, and adding supplemental Light, since we are up here in the Glorious NorthBest, where Days shorten up to less than 8 Hours of Light in the Winter. We'll see how it goes.
In any event, I will be looking for another plant or two of the "Sweet 100 F1 Hybrid" Variety. +1Christian4Israel
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cut the whole plant off the roots and hang the plant up inside the basement or garage and let the tomatoes ripen on the vine
Doc.
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