Tet's Tomato

TetraHyC

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• Jul 25, 2008

• #21

Its no fair, I have the sun.

Yeah, gotta go to Home sleot in the morning.

Its not the size, its ....

 

mjetta

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• Jul 25, 2008

• #22

the spiciness

 

Hidden Dragon

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #23

Ummm. That first pic is strangely erotic.

 

TetraHyC

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #24

Well if bud shots are porn,this must be soft-core.

First pic is what I'm going to use as media for the peppers.

 

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mjetta

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #25

Wow looks good!

but di you buy those pepper plants from the store

that cheating

 

TetraHyC

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #26

Home Depot, I'll repot them when its cooler.

Pretty sorry looking plants,its the best ones they had.
Kinda like the clones you get from the clubs.

 

mjetta

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #27

are they bell's?

 

TetraHyC

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #28

One is bell, one is mexi-bell smaller and hotter,one is a habanero pure fire.

 

mjetta

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #29

awesome good luck!

 

Seamaiden

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #30

Rawkin'!

 

Hidden Dragon

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #31

Attached is a pic of a variety called "Mortgage Lifter" which is supposd to go to 4.5 lbs. 4 inch ruler for scale. Outside with red mulch.

 

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TetraHyC

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• Jul 26, 2008

• #32

That's a bigg'in.

 

Seamaiden

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #33

TetraHyC said:

That's a bigg'in.

Click to expand...

That's what SHE said!

 

TetraHyC

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• Jul 30, 2008

• #34

Here's your peppers M.
And Bella's cuc's.

Put them in there this evening, trays pretty full now.

They'll come around in a week or so.

 

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mykul916

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• Jul 31, 2008

• #35

wow! now thats a f'n tomato!

 

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fernandez46

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• Jul 31, 2008

• #36

Nice tomatoes. Mine are coming in slowly, romas, cherry, big boy, need hotter weather. Been picking corn, cukes, zukes, peppers, and chilies. All that hard work in spring is paying off. Nothing nicer than getting right and going to pick your dinner fresh from the garden. Oh yeah, all organic.

 

Bella

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• Aug 1, 2008

• #37

I hope "my" cuke is doing well And the other plants are looking fabulous! Great job!!!

 

TetraHyC

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #38

Lookie here

This one's in coco and perlite.

 

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TetraHyC

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• Aug 6, 2008

• #39

Cuc update

 

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TetraHyC

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• Aug 10, 2008

• #40

Yummy.
Run-off, used coco mix, recycle,reuse.

You can't even get tomato's like these at the farmers market.

A 5-star chef would probably give me $100 for that lot.

 

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