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I'm hoping for ripe tomatoes in early August at the latest. Sungold cherry tomatoes are just starting to ripen. Midnight snack cherry tomatoes might need another week or two.
I'm hoping for ripe tomatoes in early August at the latest. Sungold cherry tomatoes are just starting to ripen. Midnight snack cherry tomatoes might need another week or two.
Crazy after a cold May & most of June just takes 1-2 weeks of soil temp in 70s for blast off
We’ve had an unusually wet and cold June and start to July. We just hit 85 for the first time late last week. Really unusual. I’m glad I left corn patch fallow and overseeded with peas- they’re dong great, lol.
Crazy after a cold May & most of June just takes 1-2 weeks of soil temp in 70s for blast off
Your tomatoes were in the ground 3 weeks longer than mine then. Soil temps are still mid 60s in the morning here, it will probably start that way since daily highs are only in the low-mid 70s and nights in the mid 50s to low 60s. But the tomatoes are still doing good, I don't think it'll take them more time from planting date to ripening than yours have (3 weeks later = Aug 2).
Your tomatoes were in the ground 3 weeks longer than mine then. Soil temps are still mid 60s in the morning here, it will probably start that way since daily highs are only in the low-mid 70s and nights in the mid 50s to low 60s. But the tomatoes are still doing good, I don't think it'll take them more time from planting date to ripening than yours have (3 weeks later = Aug 2).
Yeah, I noticed as soon as soil temps were steady in the 70s Tomatoes took off, and everything else for that matter. Interesting to see when you'll get your first ripe one AND last
Here's my 7am soil temps. Pretty much steady and normal now in the mid 70s. F°
Note I never really stayed above 80° much nor dipped into the 60s in July. Only twice in 2021
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