Posted by Judith on August 23, 2011, 5:14 am
I have grown Sungold year after year in my greenhouse.
This year quite a few of the fruit are very mushy - but not all of them. Never
had this before.
Any ideas please?
Posted by Baz on August 23, 2011, 8:42 am
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> I have grown Sungold year after year in my greenhouse.
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> This year quite a few of the fruit are very mushy - but not all of
> them. Never had this before.
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> Any ideas please?
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The weather this year? It has been strange and perhaps not the climate for
your Sungold toms. I think most home tomato growers are having problems
this year, at least the ones I have spoken to on a local allotment site and
this newsgroup have had less than the normal average crop.
Baz
Posted by Sacha on August 23, 2011, 11:03 am
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>> I have grown Sungold year after year in my greenhouse.
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>> This year quite a few of the fruit are very mushy - but not all of
>> them. Never had this before.
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>> Any ideas please?
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> The weather this year? It has been strange and perhaps not the climate for
> your Sungold toms. I think most home tomato growers are having problems
> this year, at least the ones I have spoken to on a local allotment site and
> this newsgroup have had less than the normal average crop.
>
> Baz
We've found that the Jersey Sunrise have fruited prolifically but the
toms are quite small. Now I'm desperately hoping for sun to ripen the
hundreds we've got hanging there!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
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> I have grown Sungold year after year in my greenhouse.
>
> This year quite a few of the fruit are very mushy - but not all of
> them. Never had this before.
>
> Any ideas please?
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