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Nightshade · January 8, 2017

dfollet... It is very exciting to read about the wonderful plants you micro dwarf breeders are coming up with! I've been in love with the microdwarfs and mini-dwarfs for years, and grow a few each year. For minis, which I start indoors and move outside later, I look for reliable plants that stay around 18 or 24 inches; I like the ease of covering them in inclement weather, and the flexibility of being able to move them to shade later in the summer. Micros, 12 inches or less I usually start and finish indoors. My holy grail mini-dwarf plant is a good tasting, true orange window box roma! Jan

January 8, 2017	#84
Nightshade Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: So. California Posts: 178	dfollet... It is very exciting to read about the wonderful plants you micro dwarf breeders are coming up with! I've been in love with the microdwarfs and mini-dwarfs for years, and grow a few each year. For minis, which I start indoors and move outside later, I look for reliable plants that stay around 18 or 24 inches; I like the ease of covering them in inclement weather, and the flexibility of being able to move them to shade later in the summer. Micros, 12 inches or less I usually start and finish indoors. My holy grail mini-dwarf plant is a good tasting, true orange window box roma! Jan Last edited by Nightshade; January 8, 2017 at 06:54 PM.