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by tkhooper on December 13, 2005 09:45 PM
Mine looks like that too but it's from overwatering not lack of light. Good luck with your next attempt. I have a few decent leaves near the top and I plan to use them as my cuttings.
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by ChristinaC on December 13, 2005 11:52 PM
If you private messaged "noneofyourbusiness", he'd be able to tell you everything! He does indoor gardening and by the looks of his pics.....he definitely knows how!
Good Luck!
Christina
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Good Luck!
Christina
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by glenskinz on December 27, 2005 03:45 AM
hello I thought i would update my garden with some pics. People loved getting fresh tomatoes at Christmas I was a hit!!! I recently ordered some bush type early girl and something else Instead of the taller ones here are some pics.
Too tall
future sandwich
I cracked the top on the one on the left from overwatering
This one has a funky bottom but its big!
Hope everyone had a good holiday and Happy new Year!!!
Too tall
future sandwich
I cracked the top on the one on the left from overwatering
This one has a funky bottom but its big!
Hope everyone had a good holiday and Happy new Year!!!
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I put them in 4 gal pots with local potting soil with pearlite and worm castings added in. I trained the vines up strings i had rigged to the celing. now the problem is out doors i never trimed or pinched suckers so i was un sure exactly what to do now 90 days later i have thined the bottom 1/3 of the plants and tried to trim some lateral growth but i feel my plants have grown beyond the light capability does any one have any tips for the next round before i repeat my same mistakes.
Thanks in advance. Glen