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by johnCT on May 27, 2006 01:47 AM
Nicky, there are many variables that will affect how quickly the fruit ripens. Different gardens mean different growing conditions. Maybe your friend's mother is growing a different variety. Be thankful you have fruit! I don't even have that yet.
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John - Zone 6
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John - Zone 6
by Greenthumb newbee on May 28, 2006 05:45 PM
Another thing about getting tomatos to ripen I learned last year. just before frost hit I had over 40 Lbs of tomatos and thought What am I going to do with them?? I had them all together in a basket and found out that they ripen faster when together. There is also a plastic container that is made for just that purpose. To ripen fruit\veggies.
by eClaire on May 29, 2006 02:53 AM
I have had green fruit for over a month as well, and I beleive that is normal. Don't panick yet - it is still early in the season!!
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by Danno on May 29, 2006 04:10 AM
your supposed to leave them on the vine till they are red right?
by tkhooper on May 29, 2006 06:32 AM
I have 15 baby green tomatoes and am looking forward to them ripening. I think they require warm weather to ripen? But I could be wrong.
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by DeepCreekLake on May 29, 2006 08:13 AM
Alot of fruit and veggies release ethaline gases as they ripe. The gases cause ripeing of other nearby fruits/vegatbles. That is why you often hear to keep fruit in a paper bag (usally next to apple or banana) to speed up ripining.
by johnCT on May 29, 2006 08:32 AM
quote:Not necessarily.
Originally posted by Danno:
your supposed to leave them on the vine till they are red right?
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John - Zone 6
by peppereater on May 29, 2006 02:00 PM
Very cryptic answer, John!
Not all tomatoes are red at maturity, but red varieties are always best when allowed to ripen on the vine, as are yellows and others, as far as I know. Tomatoes can be picked green and can ripen indoors or be forced to ripen, as in when frost threatens, or some other circumstance requires early picking, or they need to be stored or shipped over a long period. Oh, and don't forget fried green tomatoes!
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Dave
Even my growlights are getting restless!
Not all tomatoes are red at maturity, but red varieties are always best when allowed to ripen on the vine, as are yellows and others, as far as I know. Tomatoes can be picked green and can ripen indoors or be forced to ripen, as in when frost threatens, or some other circumstance requires early picking, or they need to be stored or shipped over a long period. Oh, and don't forget fried green tomatoes!
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Dave
Even my growlights are getting restless!
by Firstyeargardener2006 on May 29, 2006 04:36 PM
Ok, Thank you
They are turning red now.
How do you get them to grow bigger? Without using miracle gro?
I notice that mind are kinda small.
Just wondering.
Thank you again,
Nicky
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I sit in my vegetable garden so that I can see them grow.
They are turning red now.
How do you get them to grow bigger? Without using miracle gro?
I notice that mind are kinda small.
Just wondering.
Thank you again,
Nicky
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http://s80.photobucket.com/albums/j184/ladyk24/
I sit in my vegetable garden so that I can see them grow.
by Longy on May 29, 2006 04:55 PM
How do you get them to grow bigger? Without using miracle gro?
I notice that mind are kinda small.
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Hey Nicky, remember when you prepared your garden soil, the answer to most problems comes from that time, apart from watering and mulching etc. What goes in, comes out. It's your first garden and you have a crop of tomatoes so you're doin great. Gees you're impatient though.....
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The secret is the soil.
I notice that mind are kinda small.
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Hey Nicky, remember when you prepared your garden soil, the answer to most problems comes from that time, apart from watering and mulching etc. What goes in, comes out. It's your first garden and you have a crop of tomatoes so you're doin great. Gees you're impatient though.....
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The secret is the soil.
by Firstyeargardener2006 on May 29, 2006 05:09 PM
Longy,
Yes, I am very impatient. I know . I can not help it love :cool:to see things grow rather it be flowers or veggie's .
Now I know so next year it has to be better and bigger. lol
Thank you,
Nicky
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http://s80.photobucket.com/albums/j184/ladyk24/
I sit in my vegetable garden so that I can see them grow.
Yes, I am very impatient. I know . I can not help it love :cool:to see things grow rather it be flowers or veggie's .
Now I know so next year it has to be better and bigger. lol
Thank you,
Nicky
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http://s80.photobucket.com/albums/j184/ladyk24/
I sit in my vegetable garden so that I can see them grow.
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