Two Red Robin Tomato Plants in an AeroGarden Bounty
Grow log by cheddachasa · Original thread
What you can learnA concise long-running Red Robin diary showing density, pruning, first harvest, minor tip burn, and competition between two plants.
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The big one looks like a whopping success.So good to hear from you again!
Update #4
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Plants and tomatoes look wonderful
They look fantastic! Picture perfect!
What a great tomato harvest.Wendy
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I see a lot of tomatoes.
They are looking great, cheddachasa! Thanks for the update.
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cheddachasa, try cutting off those yellowing lower leaves back to the stem. It will improve air circulation and should stimulate more fruit production. The plants look healthy.
Update #1
How old is your son that he is that inquisitive?
My son is seven. I have started bringing him over to the garden and explaining what’s going on so hopefully he’ll get the urge not to touch the plants.
Your tomatoes look beautiful, cheddachasa. I know what you mean about decks used for long term projects becoming unusable. I have had some luck soaking them in vinegar a couple of days, then scrubbing with a pot scourer. @cornne was successful with Lime-Away. Here's her post.
That is great. It is nice to teach our little ones to care for things like plants and stuff.