25 Days - Page 2

mysidx · January 23, 2012

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Originally Posted by kath

I guess that's sort of a mix of good and bad news about the germination- how many seeds of AC did you sow?

Well, I believe you gave me ten of each variety I requested. I am staggering planting, so I sowed seven and the remainder I will sow in a week or two. Maybe that percentage will go higher in round two. Everything else looks great, and I am looking forward to trying them out if I can hold back the insects and diseases.

Worth1 · January 23, 2012

mine sprouted in the temps of 60 or so. how long has it been since you sowed them mysidx?

MikeInCypress · January 24, 2012

Worth,

They sure look good. What varieties did you end up starting? I have 24 plants in 20 oz cups and another 24 still in pellets and am going to start another 10 in pellets this week. I seeded the first 12 on Christmas and then 12 more on New Years and the other 24 on Jan 6 &7.

MikeInCypress

mysidx · January 24, 2012

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Originally Posted by Worth1

mine sprouted in the temps of 60 or so. how long has it been since you sowed them mysidx?

Worth1, it's been close to ten days, and they sprouted in the 70 to 75 degree range. My lights won't let it get much cooler than that, especially while these outside temps are staying warm. I will have to say that your seedlings are huge for only being 25 days.

Worth1 · January 24, 2012

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Originally Posted by mysidx

Worth1, it's been close to ten days, and they sprouted in the 70 to 75 degree range. My lights won't let it get much cooler than that, especially while these outside temps are staying warm. I will have to say that your seedlings are huge for only being 25 days.

10 days isn't near long enough the give up.
I replanted and came home to a jungle in one cell.
Kosovo was the culprit.

Worth

feldon30 · January 24, 2012

I miss starting tomatoes.

Worth1 · January 24, 2012

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Originally Posted by MikeInCypress

Worth,

They sure look good. What varieties did you end up starting? I have 24 plants in 20 oz cups and another 24 still in pellets and am going to start another 10 in pellets this week. I seeded the first 12 on Christmas and then 12 more on New Years and the other 24 on Jan 6 &7.

MikeInCypress

Mike I made a lair out of myself and even told others to show restraint.

Here is the list.

Gregori's Altai (Grow every year).
Bulls heart (First time).
Black cherry (Grow every year).
Cherokee purple (Grow every year).
Kosovo (First time).
Virginia Sweets (First time).
Orange Russian (First time).
German red strawberry (First time).
Kimberly (Grow every year).
Isis candy (First time).
Sun Gold (Grow every year)(Hybrid).
Costoluto Genovese (Grow every year).
Azoychka (Grow every year).
Ocharovanie . (Means Charm)(Original seeds from 2006 from tormato (Gary) I looked and found it he sent me 4 seeds now I have a bunch.
Riesentraube (Grow every year).
Jaune Flammee (Original seeds from Suze's gift tomato)(Grow every year).
Black Bear (Seeds from Suze I dont know how long ago but they were old and all three came up).
Shady Lady (2nd time growing)(Hybrid).
Neves Azorean Red (2nd time growing).
Linnie's Ox Heart (Seeds from Carolyn)(First time).
Granny's Heart (Seeds from Carolyn)((First time).
Fish Lake Oxheart (Seeds from Carolyn)(First time).
Wes (Seeds from Carolyn)(First time).

Worth

Worth1 · January 24, 2012

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Originally Posted by feldon30

I miss starting tomatoes.

I bet you do.
Last year I went nuts not starting tomatoes.

I think it was the stress I missed.

Worth

Andrey_BY · January 25, 2012

Worth, I believe the right name for Okarovanie is Ocharovanie in your list. The name means "Charm" in Russian. Indet. RL plant with bright-orange globe fruit, 80-100 g, born in clusters where fruits are very close to each other, the taste is on the sweet side.

Worth1 · January 25, 2012

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Originally Posted by Andrey_BY

Worth, I believe the right name for Okarovanie is Ocharovanie in your list. The name means "Charm" in Russian. Indet. RL plant with bright-orange globe fruit, 80-100 g, born in clusters where fruits are very close to each other, the taste is on the sweet side.

Thanks Andrey I have went crazy with this variety it isn't common here.
I do love the flavor though.
I will correct it now.

worth

mysidx · January 31, 2012

Seeds were sown on the 13th, they still look small for that age.

feldon30 · February 1, 2012

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Originally Posted by Worth1

I bet you do.
Last year I went nuts not starting tomatoes.

I think it was the stress I missed.

Worth

Aww. It shouldn't be that stressful. It was actually kind of relaxing for me.

Mike Maurer · February 2, 2012

Living in Prudhoe Bay and Bastrop Texas, you must have been in the oil bidnes some between your hippie years. Those are great looking seedlings!

Worth1 · February 2, 2012

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Originally Posted by Mike Maurer

Living in Prudhoe Bay and Bastrop Texas, you must have been in the oil bidnes some between your hippie years. Those are great looking seedlings!

I never really got out of my hippie years.

Thanks for the complament.
Worth

Zana · February 2, 2012

LOL....still got the fringe jacket, tie dye tshirt, patched jeans, desert boots, flower power headband and granny glasses, Worth?

January 24, 2012	#18
MikeInCypress Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cypress, TX Posts: 963	Worth, They sure look good. What varieties did you end up starting? I have 24 plants in 20 oz cups and another 24 still in pellets and am going to start another 10 in pellets this week. I seeded the first 12 on Christmas and then 12 more on New Years and the other 24 on Jan 6 &7. MikeInCypress __________________ "Growing older, not up"

January 24, 2012	#21
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	I miss starting tomatoes. __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

January 25, 2012	#24
Andrey_BY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Minsk, Belarus, Eastern Europe (Zone 4a) Posts: 2,278	Worth, I believe the right name for Okarovanie is Ocharovanie in your list. The name means "Charm" in Russian. Indet. RL plant with bright-orange globe fruit, 80-100 g, born in clusters where fruits are very close to each other, the taste is on the sweet side. __________________ 1 kg=2.2 lb , 1 m=39,37 in , 1 oz=28.35 g , 1 ft=30.48 cm , 1 lb= 0,4536 kg , 1 in=2.54 cm , 1 l = 0.26 gallon , 0 C=32 F Andrey a.k.a. TOMATODOR

January 23, 2012	#17
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	mine sprouted in the temps of 60 or so. how long has it been since you sowed them mysidx?

February 2, 2012	#28
Mike Maurer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Rio Rancho, New Mexico Posts: 105	Living in Prudhoe Bay and Bastrop Texas, you must have been in the oil bidnes some between your hippie years. Those are great looking seedlings!

February 2, 2012	#30
Zana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Southwestern Ontario, Canada Posts: 4,521	LOL....still got the fringe jacket, tie dye tshirt, patched jeans, desert boots, flower power headband and granny glasses, Worth?