Overwintered Roma Plant Boo Boo

Mjdtexan · February 15, 2010

I had overwintered some Roma cuttings in my window sill. I took them outside a couple of weeks ago and the thrived, developed flowers. I have been taking them inside the garge at night thinking this was enough to keep them warm enough. Well the last three nights have been cold around here and my plants are drooping, yellow and sad looking. The tops of the plants are healthy looking and appear to have new growth. I also have a mater on one.

I have brought them back inside today. I need to take a better picture. Hold on while I do that. Please.

Mjdtexan · February 15, 2010

Not the best pictures in the world. Please accept my apologies on that front.

February 15, 2010	#1
Mjdtexan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Houston(ish), Texas Posts: 95	Overwintered Roma Plant Boo Boo I had overwintered some Roma cuttings in my window sill. I took them outside a couple of weeks ago and the thrived, developed flowers. I have been taking them inside the garge at night thinking this was enough to keep them warm enough. Well the last three nights have been cold around here and my plants are drooping, yellow and sad looking. The tops of the plants are healthy looking and appear to have new growth. I also have a mater on one. I have brought them back inside today. I need to take a better picture. Hold on while I do that. Please. __________________ Knows nothing about tomatoes, wants to learn everything about tomatoes.Wine Maker Last edited by Mjdtexan; February 15, 2010 at 01:52 PM. Reason: UnderDog Lives

February 15, 2010	#2
Mjdtexan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Houston(ish), Texas Posts: 95	Not the best pictures in the world. Please accept my apologies on that front. __________________ Knows nothing about tomatoes, wants to learn everything about tomatoes.Wine Maker