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Keep in mind that tomatoes need airflow so might be good to thin it a bit.
Keep in mind that tomatoes need airflow so might be good to thin it a bit.
As an experiment, I spread one shovel full of my compost (which I know has tons of tomato seeds in it) in one bed of my greenhouse in early July (middle of winter) to see what would happen.
It's getting a little out of hand now. Tomatoes are ripening, first one in mid November, and I'm now getting a small bowl full per day. Since they are just volunteer tomatoes, they are a mix, mostly cherry, but there are also mini-Roma, Roma and yellow pear tomatoes among them.
As an experiment, I spread one shovel full of my compost (which I know has tons of tomato seeds in it) in one bed of my greenhouse in early July (middle of winter) to see what would happen.
It's getting a little out of hand now. Tomatoes are ripening, first one in mid November, and I'm now getting a small bowl full per day. Since they are just volunteer tomatoes, they are a mix, mostly cherry, but there are also mini-Roma, Roma and yellow pear tomatoes among them.
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