I have six tomato plants which were planted in the greenhouse rather late, some of which are only just ripening, so I reckon I'm going to have rather a lot of green tomatoes this year.
Am I right in thinking I should be decreasing the amount of watering now to (hopefully?) encourage the fruits to ripen?
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I've had an excellent tomato year. Went down to lottie today & still had ripe tomatoes - unfortunately also had blight damage but it was their turn to go anyway, but still think for 3rd Nov outdoors that is pretty remarkable!
Westi
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Wow, that is excellent Westi! Who would have thought it possible?
I was sure my greenhouse toms wouldn't ripen as there were so many of them. We hadn't been to the allotment for well over a week as we had my son's wedding 26th October, then this last week my chest has been bad again. I was amazed to see all these lovely ripe tomatoes...5 pounds of them! The weather certainly hasn't been "ripening" weather...
Gardening never fails to amaze me.
I was sure my greenhouse toms wouldn't ripen as there were so many of them. We hadn't been to the allotment for well over a week as we had my son's wedding 26th October, then this last week my chest has been bad again. I was amazed to see all these lovely ripe tomatoes...5 pounds of them! The weather certainly hasn't been "ripening" weather...
Gardening never fails to amaze me.
Happy with my lot