So far behind this year, have not even made a list for 2015. This shall be the week to shed the lazy!
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My first time growing them as well, could not pass up some organic purple seeds figured nothing else they would look awesome around the yard.grantmichaels said:I know nothing of them, other than that they are a popular component of sauces and salsas or whatever ...
Ut-ohhhh. As in my one pineapple tomatillo will not germinate?grantmichaels said:i believe i've seen where tomatillo require a pair? was conversation filmost, d3, and able eye were having, i think ...
I got mine at tractor supply, Seeds of Change...organicOSUPepperGuy said:"When you are planning out your tomatillos, you will need at least 2 plants in order to get any fruit. They are self-infertile and must have another plant closeby to pollinate. Three or four plants is better, but you definitely need at least 2."
also sorry to get off topic but can someone refer me to a good place for tomatillo seeds?
JoynersHotPeppers said:My first time growing them as well, could not pass up some organic purple seeds figured nothing else they would look awesome around the yard.
I already have it full again! Can't wait to use it year roundScorched said:True story, I have never eaten a tomatillo
Those dang cheater tanks produce some crazy roots. I will have one or two or five next year lol.
Those plants got that big is 28 days from seed to that....grantmichaels said:What was your cycle ... three weeks? ...
i need to move a few plants out of mine to make some more room. It really is unbelievable how fast the plants grow in it.JoynersHotPeppers said:The ones I transplanted yesterday are perky and doing awesome in the soil mix.
grantmichaels said:I'm going to load up romaine in mine and see how many nights a week I can clip salad, and how long the lettuce plants thrive ...