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Contest: 2012 tomato showdown
Hello everybody -
I have decided to leave this forum due to other time commitments. Last edited by hammerpamf; 05-10-2012 at 12:11 AM. |
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Hello hammerpamf,
It sounds like an interesting idea, and it will be fun to see how things progress. However I wont be able to participate (this season anyway). I just wont be growing any tomatoes this year. Right now all my time and money is being spent on the greenhouse venture. I have some mini sweet pepper seeds sprouted, but I wont be growing them in hydro either. It's getting to be summer, and with daytime temps regularly reaching the mid 90's already, I wont be able to keep the nutrient solution cool without using a geothermal (in ground) reservoir. With all the space taken up by the greenhouse, as well as the three 275 gallon reservoirs for it, there just isn't anywhere for me place another one. At least not now. But it will be fun to watch the competition. |
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snow madders
sorry been buisy picking winter madders
so how many times can ya enter? one of my jersey giants weighed in at 10 oz and have many moe on the way just gota keep them from splitting lol not bad for having 202'' of snow here in the keweenaw of Michigan Doc. |
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ovendoctor,
It's not my contest, but I'm sure you can enter as much as you like. Just take as many pictures as you can of the plant/s, and the praised tomatoes on a scale. The contest dosen't have an end date, or even any entry requirements. It's basically just a thread to brag about your biggest tomato's. There is no prize in the end, so cheating is useless. In fact, size is not the only factor in tomatoes (or any crop), but quality is the biggest factor in a real contest. It's just a fun thing to do for those growing tomatoes... Post what you got/get. |
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