chris09
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You may want to do a simple soil test to see if it isn't your soil, but other than the phosphorous being unavailable but potassium could also be the problem.
Chris
Chris
Purple tomato plants??
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nachoqtpie
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I'm in zone 8, so the last frost was about a week ago. When I say it gets a "little chilly" I mean... its 55! Lol
I have them in homegrown compost, but it could be the problem. They're getting ready to gointo the garden very soon, so I don't know that I want to have my compost tested this year.
I honestly have no idea what kind of tomatoes they are. It kinda drives me crazy, but it is what it is.
I guess the only way to know is to just wai I guess.... I'll try to get some more garden-tone on them, maybe get some tomato-tone?
I have them in homegrown compost, but it could be the problem. They're getting ready to gointo the garden very soon, so I don't know that I want to have my compost tested this year.
I honestly have no idea what kind of tomatoes they are. It kinda drives me crazy, but it is what it is.
I guess the only way to know is to just wai I guess.... I'll try to get some more garden-tone on them, maybe get some tomato-tone?
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I turn kind of purple when i fall into the lake in january and get real cold. might be a similar thing for tomatoes...just sayin'
Never slip on a plastic bag hiding in the bottom of a kayak as you climb in in January. Sage counsel!
Never slip on a plastic bag hiding in the bottom of a kayak as you climb in in January. Sage counsel!
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nachoqtpie
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I will be sure to tell the tomatoes that!!
