Oh ok.
Tomato flowers dropping
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Remember what I told you about NIGHTTIME LOW TEMPS.
Yes, yes. I remember.
Ill just be patient. You're probably fed up of me. Sorry!
Ill just be patient. You're probably fed up of me. Sorry!
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Those are hybrids, so if you planted the seeds from them there is no telling what you will end up with.
Should I just toss the plant and plant a heat resistant tomato instead? I never knew that was a hybrid. Not sure how I would eat a sauce tomato raw.
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They all taste about the same. The only thing different about a sauce tomato is that it is more meatier, has less seeds. Heat setting tomatoes only apply during the early summer and even then they aren't that much different from any other tomato. Just keep you tomatoes and protect them. You'll be surprised when they start making.
Oh, I see. Anyways, almost all the plants are producing tomatoes now! I'm going to keep them and see how they turn out.