Didn't you have your tomato plants
inside for a long time??
I'd give 'em a chance to thicken up a bit..

*What kind of container do you have them in?
*What kind of soil did you use?
*What kind of fertilizers are you using, if any?

My tomatoes aren't in the ground even yet,
everything should be completely in by this week.
But I do have some nice looking plants..thus far..

Ya know, our weather has been funky...cool and rainy, then really hot and muggy and now it's really cool and damp... so, let the middle of summer hit and see how things go??

Let me know those questions above, some of those
things may take into account for smaller sized plants..

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Weezie

Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have
done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
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they are in a pretty good size, plastic container, My mom brought me one of her plants, that I had started for her, and her pot is smaller, but her PLant is BEAUTIFUL!! Looks like a little jungle!!!

weezie- the soil we bought is called "sta-green".
the ONLY numbers on that bag say "GUARANTEED ANALYSIS .05 -.03 -.03" it says that it is for Vegetables, especially tomato's. But it looks very woody!!!

As far as fertilizer, I use Miracle gro, tomato plant food.

Does this help at all??

Ninni

they have been outside almost 3 weeks now. So i should probably stop giving them miracle grow. I did't replant those plants I just mounded the dirt up higher around the stem. That was about a day before I put them out. The color of them is bordering on yellow!! I mean they are barely green!! LOL!! its not funny, but I can't help it..I am going to kill a WEED!!

Ninni

well weezie we have been having a storm every day here. So they are plenty watered and the drainage is great!! When I do water them they get about 1/2 gallon each from the tap. You know I was just thinking, I have city water! Do you think all the chemicals in the water could harm them?? mom has Well water and hers looks fantastic!!!!!!

Ninni

Ninniwinky,

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well weezie we have been having a storm every day here. So they are plenty watered and the drainage is great!!

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Sometimes when it rains alot, it washes the nutrients out of the soil so fast that the plant
doesn't have time to absorb any of the nutrients,
hence the yellowing..
That's the time to add a little extra nitrogen
to the soil...

And I water mine with a combo of rain water and town water.. but, not sure on the end of it....

Tammy,
Have you tried a fertilizer with
a high middle number??
Or bone meal is a good, slow organic one too*
And how's your sunshine for them??
6~8 hours???

P.S. I forgot to click on my email notification
one for this one, sorry

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Weezie

Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have
done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
- Bible - Hebrews 13:2





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I know your pain of bad dirt,
The last load we got still smells...
Like musty, water, pond, swamp....
I don't know, can't put my finger on it...
Wasnt' too happy with it either,
just won't order any more from there...

It's always okay to give them a shot or two
of fertilizer's if you like...
Just find one with a high middle number on the container...personal fav is Schultz Plus 10~60~10.

The middle number is for your flowering and fruit producing number..

I don't know if you've been getting this second time around heat wave we've been gettting,
but always keep your soil/dirt moist before applying any fertilizers...
and do it early in the morning before the sun
rays beat down on the leaves, you want it to
have time to dry on the leaves..

And you can't go wrong by working into the soil
at the end of the season with some Alfafa Meal,
Bone and/or Blood Meal, Compost, Manures'..etc..
And a cover crop does excellant for your soil as well... Like a red clover, winter rye, etc..
To cover the soil, *the clover will put nitrogen back into your soil via the roots and then you can till it into the soil in the spring as a
"Green~Manure"....****just let it sit for about *I think* 4~6 weeks to decompose before planting
any plant life****

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Weezie

Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have
done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
- Bible - Hebrews 13:2





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