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Oooh that looks like a lovely, big, juicy tom! Congrats! xxx
"You never really understand a person until you look at things from their point of view, until you step into their skin and walk around in it" - Atticus Finch, To Kill A Mockingbird
I sold my first two punnets of Tumbling Tom tomatoes on Saturday. I now have the first truss of Golden Sunrise and first of the Gardeners Delight ready , the San Marzano are just beginning to turn pink. The rest are still green
Tap the plant stems to assist pollination. Only the old fashioned big beefies will be insect pollinated. The 'rude bits' are all contained inside for normal toms so they need to have the pollen shaken slightly to drop it from the anther cones onto the 'other bit'. 'Scuse the technical language - I don't have any!
I suspect that in the wild they'd be wind pollinated in the sense that the wind would shake the pollen.
I've masses of flowers, but no fruit yet. Outdoors - Garden Pearl, Gardener's Delight, Beefsteak and Italian Plum. I'm jealous of you all. BTW 2S it's raining today so can you eat your Juliets?
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