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    Now that I've got my iPhone cable back I've actually managed to upload the last week's issues:

    I've had a few courgettes like this, they look like some sort of maggot, but I'm pretty sure they're just a part of the courgette poking out of a whole that has developed. My guess is it's due to the hot weather. I still ate it, just cut that bit out.


    This pea came out of the pod split like this. Good/bad/ugly?


    Is this greenback on my first tomatoes? I know it's caused by too much sunlight (or too little potassium), but is there any way to save these or are they done-for?


    Your thoughts are, as always, greatly appreciated.
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  • #2
    1 - don't know
    2 - good
    3 - what variety are they? it doesnt look like it, but I'm not an expert...listen for the tiny pitter patter of experts fingers tapping away....they'll be here soon....

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    • #3
      Originally posted by taff View Post
      1 - don't know
      2 - good
      3 - what variety are they? it doesnt look like it, but I'm not an expert...listen for the tiny pitter patter of experts fingers tapping away....they'll be here soon....
      2 - I ate the pea anyway as the rest of the pod seemed fine. I'm not the fussy type.
      3 - They're Gardener's Delight. I don't remember tomatoes forming with such a disparity between the greens before and they have had a lot of sunlight lately.

      Thanks for your thoughts
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      • #4
        my tomatoes often do that didnt know it was a problem...........
        http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...gs/jardiniere/

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        • #5
          Hi Ollie!

          1: Dunno - looks weird, but if the rest was fine, go for it.
          2: Dunno - But home-grown Peas are soooooooooooooo good, I'd've eaten it too!
          3: Dunno - My Toms usually look like that, I never worry.

          I know nothing!
          All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
          Freelance shrub butcher and weed removal operative.

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          • #6
            1. don't know
            2. just got too big for it's skin
            3.looks normal to me. Greenback shows as the rest of tomato is red but part stays green as far as I know.

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            • #7
              mine GD's were like that last year, they went red and all was fine I have no GD's this year but an assortment of other cherry types and they have dark green shoulders. Must be a cherry trait maybe?

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