General discussion regarding the techniques and methods used to successfully grow tomato plants in containers.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10
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I have no advice to give as I have container grown only one season. I do plan on reusing the mix though.
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One issue with solarization is that it is more effective in some parts of the country than other parts. If I lived in a sunshine state like Florida instead of Ohio then I would do as you suggest. ![]() Dan |
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For sure Dan. Plus, I can't grow in the summer, too hot and humid for fruit set, and so it's the perfect time to solarize, and of course the rest of the country is growing then.
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Wow ! Not being able to grow in the summer is something I never even thought about or imagined having to deal with. But having seen some of your pics posted on this forum, I'd say you have learned very well how to deal with your local climate conditions cause you grow great tomatoes.
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Also, we get amazing mangoes in the summer, good consolation prize! ![]() (Sorry for jacking the thread!) |
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