Discussion:Grow Tomatoes from Seeds
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69.149.223.63 said: |
On 17:36, 20 November 2006 |
| You should mention to avoid using the seeds of hybrid plants as the seed will not match the mother plant. The resulting plant will match one of the plants that were hybridized for the mother plant, and this may not be a fruiting specimen. | |
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71.29.83.115 said: |
On 12:17, 5 May 2007 |
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At 03:10, Sep 17, 2007
66.31.244.48 said:
At 19:43, Jan 15, 2008
208.31.155.254 said:
It should be titled "How to grow tomatoes from seeds".. The current title would have the reader believe that we are growing actual seeds as an end-product, not the fruit/vegetable itself.
At 16:00, Mar 24, 2008
82.183.212.184 said:
Should you wash the pulp off before the fermentation?
At 03:09, Apr 10, 2008
72.220.254.132 said:
Um... This is not a well known fact, but tomatoes are actually fruits.
At 00:31, Apr 11, 2008
98.216.50.172 said:
ok, so i have my tomato seedlings and they all have several leaves. it is still too cold to place them outside, so can i transplant them to larger containers (they are in little 3oz seedling pods right now) and then when the frost is gone, put them in the garden? will too much 'moving about' shock them?
At 20:21, Jun 11, 2008
72.161.13.135 said:
In the fall and winter, we just throw old ripe tomatoes and end pieces out the back door onto a bed that I built right up against the house, or feed them to the chickens. By the next spring, we have hundreds of healthy stocky tomato transplants to set out in the garden. We've been perpetuating the same strain of tomatoes for many years, and every year we have all we can eat and can and freeze and give away.
At 03:32, Sep 29, 2008
71.107.2.72 said:
it works, like the above (starting 72). i had one tomato left and i just poked it open and stuck it under the ground. about a week and a half later about one popped out each day. i thought they were weeds until it finally dawned on me that that tomato i buried might have been the source of the seeds.
At 01:58, Dec 29, 2008
206.24.48.1 said:
is it possible to plant the seedling to a pot. I don't have space for a garden.
a big pot.
At 16:09, May 12, 2009
149.254.51.88 said:
can u use organic tomatoes/plants? are they heirloom?
At 03:01, Apr 03, 2010
Masasgarden said:
we put way more than 2-3 seeds in a peet pot - we have like 10-15. should we transplant them before they are ready?
At 04:59, Jul 16, 2010
70.67.173.181 said:
This is one of the better "Wiki-how's" I've ever read. Exactly what I was looking for!
At 11:13, Oct 13, 2010
Jwoodall said:
how long do you leave them covered in mold for?
At 02:17, Oct 31, 2011
72.130.29.72 said:
how can you tell if the tomato is an Heirloom or a Hybrid?
At 19:49, Feb 13, 2012
98.92.119.66 said:
when my tomatoes sprouted i wet the ground in several days they have grown so fast only have 2 small leaves but stem is over 3 inches tall and will not stand up tall what is the problem?
At 11:24, Feb 11, 2014
84.109.179.155 said:
i bought seeds from chiliexpo and i followed the instructions on this article. my tomatoes grow like crazy it;s the best seeds i ever found.
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how long is the fermentation process?