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canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
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Today's discovery. Back to the sunny warm weather and daily watering, almost.


Cucumbers have slowed down.

I've given away about 70 peppers to buddies over the last week, the plants were falling over they had so many on them. Hopefully we get some more, but there are still lots (plus the jars we've pickled already).


Also discovered today that I did plant more than one poblano, woohoo. I thought I just had this one; nope there are two more.
 

jimmydean

The Official Meat of Ridemonkey
Sep 10, 2001
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Only 530 more holes to drill, then 1 more box and they are pretty much done. I'm only doing the first three rows.

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canadmos

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May 29, 2011
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Soooooon


Going to have 50 or so new cherry tomatoes or whatever these are tomorrow. I already have a huge bowl of them....:Alcoholic:
 

canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
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Still have a few tomatoes left on the plants, but they're all dying. So this is pretty much it for the year.

Will pick the 20 or so poblano peppers later this week.

Have one more jalapeno plant in a planter that is going strong, but I fear it's too late.


Definitely year of the tomato. Next year I will plant them smarter*.








*Haha yeah right bud
 

canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
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This is all the poblanos and what's left of the tomato's.

Lost quite a few poblanos, thanks to whatever animal was ripping branches off and taking bites out of them. Not even eating the peppers, just a single bite...


All of my tomato plants pretty much died over night, a week or two ago. They turned to this, out of no where. Thought it was the cold nights, but I don't think so.

Anyone know what this is? Even the fruits that I picked last week, that seemed fine (in the pic in my last post), half of those have turned spotty and weird.
 

6thElement

Schrodinger's Immigrant
Jul 29, 2008
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This is all the poblanos and what's left of the tomato's.

Lost quite a few poblanos, thanks to whatever animal was ripping branches off and taking bites out of them. Not even eating the peppers, just a single bite...


All of my tomato plants pretty much died over night, a week or two ago. They turned to this, out of no where. Thought it was the cold nights, but I don't think so.

Anyone know what this is? Even the fruits that I picked last week, that seemed fine (in the pic in my last post), half of those have turned spotty and weird.
Some kind of blight I would think?