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So Jonny, do you just literally cut off the stem complete with tomatoes and hang them off a hook? And where's the best place to do this? Room temperature ok??~~~ Gardening is medicine that does not need
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When I did this a few years ago,they weren't turning red at all,they were totally green with no chance of reddening. I dug up the plants so the root was intact,shook out all the soil & worms & hung them upside down by my fish tank indoors,they didn't get much daylight (not next to a window) but they had warmth. I didn't spray the roots with water,I think you can if you don't mind mess,mine were in a difficult place. The sun thins the skins,mine had tougher skins. It's good to experiment with different ways. Good luck!Location : Essex
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Like Scoot said, if they as green as grass it won't work but if they have started to look a little yellowy/green it seems to do the trick.
Good luck anyway if your'e giving it a try.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
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They taste better doing it this way Scoot, I would imagine that they are still getting nutrients from the stalk.Originally posted by Scoot View PostSo its basically the same as fetching them indoors and ripening them on the window cill?
And I can confirm that even the really green ones are also gradually ripening up
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