tomarto question
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Oops I was wrong, this pic is likely a Giant Belgium the other pic(above) is still a Supersteak F1. The Supersteak's were much bigger and nearly flawless appearance. The Belgiums turned out good, just not huge like I had hoped.
You know, I was thinking this morning about my grandmothers tomatoes...she used chicken manure for fertilize and 1"X2" pointed 6' tall stakes for her tomatoes...the plants were secured to the stakes by cotton strips 1" wide and about a foot long that were made from old flour bags...
I like using concrete wire for cages because you can make them to any size you want & can use it for other climbing veggies.
Potawie,
How did you like the Giant Belgium? I'm trying to grow some of them, both because of their size plus they are native to Ohio - my home state. Hopefully, I'll be able to set one plant aside and clip blooms, leaves and other extraneous growth with the idea of growing one or two huge (3-5 pound) tomatoes.
Mike
How did you like the Giant Belgium? I'm trying to grow some of them, both because of their size plus they are native to Ohio - my home state. Hopefully, I'll be able to set one plant aside and clip blooms, leaves and other extraneous growth with the idea of growing one or two huge (3-5 pound) tomatoes.
Mike