Tomato Growing Forum
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Subject: Beginning tomato grower
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Reed's Birds and Bees |
Savage, MN
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Hey all, Next season I plan on growing giant tomatoes which I never have before. I grow tomatoes every year in my garden and my biggest being a pound and a half. I was wondering if anyone has some good videos, articles, or advice to start me off right.
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11/26/2018 6:08:22 PM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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That was my previous pb.
5.04 this year.Right soil and right seed. Domingo was best variety for me. Wow paks helped. I used only one 'pak' under the plant that grew the 5.04. I think wood ash is valuable also go heavy on organics. Good luck.
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11/26/2018 9:50:40 PM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Some would say dont go heavy on the organics but humic acid from well composted organics helps chelate minerals. The alternative is a chelated chemical fertilizer. Ideally use both chemical and organic chelation... Thats my best guess for getting great results.
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11/26/2018 10:07:00 PM
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Pumpkinman Dan |
Johnston, Iowa
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Reed - here are a couple of resources:
https://www.amazon.com/Giant-Tomatoes-Marvin-Meisner-M-D/dp/0975515314
https://www.facebook.com/groups/123465194366589/
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11/27/2018 4:36:45 PM
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BillF |
Buffalo, MN (Billsbigpumpkins@hotmail.com)
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Reed if I didn't pass it to you I have the Giant Tomatoes by Marv that I will let you borrow. I followed it and grew my 7.10, 6.16 and 5.84 in 2014.
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11/27/2018 9:54:08 PM
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Reed's Birds and Bees |
Savage, MN
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Thanks all for the info and resources. Bill, I would love to borrow that book. I have read your pumpkin books already and starting to read them again.
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11/28/2018 7:39:13 AM
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