Germination times - Tomatoe varieties - Page 3

kath · February 20, 2012

Congratulations on your great looking seedlings! Happy that you sound a method that worked so well for you the first time. You'll be eating tomatoes before you know it!

chiefbeaz · February 20, 2012

I sowed my seeds late Friday night using the mass planting system that Craig uses and today at 0800 I had seedlings showing in 22 of the 50 cells. We are talking about 56 hours. The real good new is that out of those 22, all of the different dwarf project one's are showing and the two experimental type I received from Carolyn ( Ambrosia and Vince P1) are sprouting. Snag's Pride that I received from gray ghost and Van Wert Ohio from Lurley also were among the one's showing their heads

Get them under the lights soon and then leave them under the care of my wife while I travel up to Montana and ski for a couple of weeks.

February 20, 2012	#32
chiefbeaz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Middle, TN Posts: 271	I sowed my seeds late Friday night using the mass planting system that Craig uses and today at 0800 I had seedlings showing in 22 of the 50 cells. We are talking about 56 hours. The real good new is that out of those 22, all of the different dwarf project one's are showing and the two experimental type I received from Carolyn ( Ambrosia and Vince P1) are sprouting. Snag's Pride that I received from gray ghost and Van Wert Ohio from Lurley also were among the one's showing their heads Get them under the lights soon and then leave them under the care of my wife while I travel up to Montana and ski for a couple of weeks. Last edited by chiefbeaz; February 20, 2012 at 05:24 PM. Reason: spelling

February 20, 2012	#31
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Congratulations on your great looking seedlings! Happy that you sound a method that worked so well for you the first time. You'll be eating tomatoes before you know it!