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floyd1440 11/20/2016, 3:09 pm

Anyone else having trouble login with Apple devices?

Can get on with my windows PC but not my iPad.

**Scorpio Rising** 11/20/2016, 3:34 pm

I am in using my iPad, Floyd.

floyd1440 11/21/2016, 9:34 am

I used to use mine for this forum but still won't let me login. Recently had a software update and that's about the time I began having issues.

Did you update your software for your iPad recently?

**Scorpio Rising** 11/21/2016, 9:49 pm

Nope, I have not. Hmmm. According to my iPad, I have 9.3.5 which is up to date!

**trolleydriver** 11/21/2016, 10:41 pm

I don't have an iPad or iPhone so I cannot test the following.

If you are using the Safari browser then try clearing the cache as follows and please let me know if it helps or not.

Settings -> Safari -> Clear History and Website Data

**trolleydriver** 11/22/2016, 8:51 pm

trolleydriver wrote:I don't have an iPad or iPhone so I cannot test the following.

If you are using the Safari browser then try clearing the cache as follows and please let me know if it helps or not.

Settings -> Safari -> Clear History and Website Data

Bump

**trolleydriver** 12/1/2016, 5:23 pm

Bump

I never did get a response to my suggested solution.

Anyone?

floyd1440 11/1/2017, 8:19 pm

I’m back. Using this iPad and things finally work. This technology is for the young generation

BeetlesPerSqFt 11/2/2017, 9:56 am

Welcome back, Floyd!

floyd1440 11/2/2017, 11:01 am

Glad to be back. Any suggestions for a good Roma tomato?

BeetlesPerSqFt 11/2/2017, 1:06 pm

I haven't canned tomatoes myself yet, in part because, uh, well, Bellestar did horribly for me. Rolling Eyes

Black Dragon did well, I'll grow it again. It's listed as a plum type, but I don't know whether it fits the traditional paste tomato profile in terms of size and such.
I think I'm trying Amish paste and San Marzano next year to replace Bellestar.

floyd1440 11/2/2017, 3:43 pm

I planted the Amish Paste a few years back and got some nice tomatoes. My neighbor swears by Super San Marzano but can’t find them in any seed catalogs. Need to figure out were he got them and maybe try a few of them

Don’t think they are heirloom though

BeetlesPerSqFt 11/2/2017, 5:08 pm

Online at least, the seeds companies Burpee, Victory, and High Mowing all have San Marzano tomato seeds. Baker Creek has a version, too. Mine are from "The Cook's Garden", passed along by someone else. They are from 2005 so I'll need to give them a week or two or three head start in the spring. They might germinate given enough time - or that time let's me start fresher seeds of another variety when I normally usually would instead of falling behind.

floyd1440 11/2/2017, 7:13 pm

Found them on tomoatofest. The Super San Marzano seeds

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