Thank you hogleg, working on trying to make it better. I am going to grow the Honeydrop Cherry Tomato which is selected from the sun sugar tomato. Thank you!hogleg said:Reviews are getting better keep up the good work. I highly recommend growing Sun Sugar for your next cherry type tomato. The footage and pics of the plants was a nice touch.
Good advice. I'll look into that.Chilima said:I agree with hogleg i like your chill out reviews nice contrast from all the people yelling stuff in their reviews, id suggest getting a microphone and not a headset for the future.
Chilima said:I agree with hogleg i like your chill out reviews nice contrast from all the people yelling stuff in their reviews, id suggest getting a microphone and not a headset for the future.
yes the mic wood look more relaxed. Looks like your going to play Battlefield Also try to tighten up the lenght a little. but otherwise was very enjoyable. And it looks like you are a tom lover now!! hahaChilima said:I agree with hogleg i like your chill out reviews nice contrast from all the people yelling stuff in their reviews, id suggest getting a microphone and not a headset for the future.
Nice brother are Sun Sugar pretty desiese tolerent. looking for a good cherry tom this year. sorry post Pirate aaarrrrrr Keep Up The Good Work!!hogleg said:Reviews are getting better keep up the good work. I highly recommend growing Sun Sugar for your next cherry type tomato. The footage and pics of the plants was a nice touch.
oldsalty said:Nice brother are Sun Sugar pretty desiese tolerent. looking for a good cherry tom this year. sorry post Pirate aaarrrrrr Keep Up The Good Work!!
Thanks Brother!!hogleg said:Yes good blight resistance and better crack resistance than Sun Gold from what I've seen.
Sizzle Lips said:Good review but I really think those are not cayenne peppers....there should be some heat and they do look fairly large.....I think those could be Crimson Reds...like these ones I just fermented...they are very mild but tons of flavor.
I could be wrong but cayenne peppers should pack some heat.