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Few pics of my 'maters...
s1rGr1nG0 5/18/2014, 8:56 pm
Well, so far things are doing ok I think. I snapped these pics earlier while I was out doing some routine maintenance of pruning and bug chasing. 
In no particular order I have some Super Sweet Hybrid Cherries, Red Cherry, Yellow Pear, BrandyWine, Steak Sandwich, and Cherokee Purple. I have little flowers all over the place and some tiny tomatoes popping up everywhere. I did have some yellowing of the lower leaves that looked to be slowing going up the plant so I put out some epsom salt today and will be keeping a very close eye on that. Other than that everything seems to be doing great!
In no particular order I have some Super Sweet Hybrid Cherries, Red Cherry, Yellow Pear, BrandyWine, Steak Sandwich, and Cherokee Purple. I have little flowers all over the place and some tiny tomatoes popping up everywhere. I did have some yellowing of the lower leaves that looked to be slowing going up the plant so I put out some epsom salt today and will be keeping a very close eye on that. Other than that everything seems to be doing great!
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Re: Few pics of my 'maters...
Marc Iverson 5/18/2014, 10:08 pm
Nice looking brandywines! Wow, your season is soooo far ahead of mine. It'll be a long time till I see a ripe tomato.
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Re: Few pics of my 'maters...
Judy McConnell 5/19/2014, 7:06 am
beautiful! You are so far ahead of my 'maters too.
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Re: Few pics of my 'maters...
FeedMeSeeMore 5/19/2014, 9:36 pm
Wow those look like healthy plants and tomatoes! I got all excited today because I found a few nearly microscopic flowers starting on mine.
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Rahab222 5/20/2014, 1:23 am
So yellowing, lower leaves means I need to add Epsom salts to the soil? I'm in Houston, too, and I was wondering if the yellow leaves were from all the rain we've had. My section got over 7 inches in about 8 hours last week. What do you think?
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Re: Few pics of my 'maters...
Marc Iverson 5/20/2014, 2:09 am
Epsom salts add magnesium to the soil. Your soil may not need magnesium. Too much of it could cause problems. Proceed, if you do, with caution.
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