Kenny, I'm not sure! But...we just put the last pot of tomatoes outside after taking the last of the fruits off. Ahh, so sad to set it in the yard full of snow but it was fun having them inside. Are you trying a tomato specifically for a pot or are you just taking a chance with what you have?
Jennifer

Iditerod red and youkon quest from the new dwarf project (a blocked site) and red house free standing, an older dwarf. All supposed to be 30 to 36 inches.
I just finished a russian red plant and some may think me strange, but I like the looks of a short rugose leaf tomato for a house plant.
Kenny

I'm envious of your house plants, Kenny!

However, after the debacle of trying to grow New Big Dwarf in my garden last year - I'll wait for your report on the quality of the fruit. Hopefully, you will have some sunshine to allow them to grow.

You can bring them up here! For weeks now it has been either foggy all day or sunny. Altho', it seems to be snowing at the moment - but I'm sure it will amount to nothing. Our last snow storms were a long time ago and didn't amount to much either. Never seems to get above freezing . . .

I can't say that we've had "all day" sun. The sun rises in a blur and sets in a blur. There's so much pollution in the air around here that my eyes often burn when I'm outdoors. The air inversion is killing me!

It could be worse. We could be back about 20 years ago when wood and coal heat were more common. Now, I just cry a lot. I choke up thinking of "back then" . . .

Steve