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first tomato flower

14 years ago

I see I have a flower or two on my stupice and a black krim. How long before I get a ripe tomato? Would be nice to have fresh tomato on the fourth of July. Think I will go out and buss them with and electric razor now and then.......

Kenny, who kept them alive through 40 degree and 94 degree days and 40 MPH winds.

Comments (3)

jnfr
14 years ago
Congratulations! I started my own and they're still barely past the seedling stage.
jaliranchr
14 years ago
How are your stupice flowers holding up in this cool wet stuff, Kenny? Hope they are hanging in there! :)
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colokid
Original Author
14 years ago
I check them every couple of hours and can't see any change at all. Big grin, Kenny

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