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Old February 2, 2018   #1
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I'm curious to the number of tomato plants everyone grows in a normal year. Please reply to this thread with ONLY A NUMBER and the word plants!
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Old February 2, 2018   #2
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29 plants.
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Old February 2, 2018   #3
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12-15 in the garden, 1-5 more in pots.
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Old February 2, 2018   #4
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Around 100 tomato plants,
I was going to try 240 pepper plants this year, then realized, I was insane...

96 tomatoes
144 peppers

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Old February 2, 2018   #5
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Old February 2, 2018   #6
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330 in the garden. I start about ten times that many to sell and give away.
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Old February 2, 2018   #7
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40-50, depending on how close I plant them in a square foot garden setup. Although this year, I am probably going to grow less, space them further apart and compare production.

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Old February 2, 2018   #8
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68 last year. 35-40 to increase spacing this year.

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Old February 3, 2018   #9
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100 Tomatoes
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Old February 3, 2018   #10
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Before joining Tomatoville 13 plants.
Since 150+ plants.
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Old February 4, 2018   #11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AlittleSalt View Post
Before joining Tomatoville 13 plants.
Since 150+ plants.
The same thing happend to me...
This year I will have 120 Tomato and 40 peppers..(over 70 varieties), probably i will sleep în the garden .
Previous years maximum 20-30 plants.
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Old February 3, 2018   #12
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Usually 48-50.
Cutting back to 35 in 2018 if temptation doesn’t interfere!
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Old February 3, 2018   #13
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52 plants
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Around 120 plants.
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