Should I plant a few tomatoes in my back yard?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOvYC1gpqJ8
>>543520091tomatoes?
>>543520050They won't grow. Then after you give up and forget about 'em, you'll come back and find a bunch of spoiled rotten tomatoes. Just don't bother. And don't vote. this is political.
it's almost october, so unless you live in the southern hemisphere i'd say not until next year lol
>>543520050Yes but depending on where you live this is not the time for it
>>543520050WHY FOOD IS ALWAYS IN STOCK AT THE STORE
>>543520215>>543520226What they said. If you want to plant something right now, look at brassicas: broccoli, cabbage, radishes, etc.
>>543520215>>543520226that said, hell yeah.I have 'virgin' soil on flat Los Altos, CA backyard and grew them from seeds, and was giving away 100lbs of week of perfect fruit.
>>543520050It's too late for tomatoes now, maybe plant some onions they will be ready for spring.
>>543520050a bit late in the year to worry about that
>>543520215I forgot that not everyone lives in Texas.
>>543520050Plant them in some politically incorrect way and post photos.Tomato reduction is one of the best things on this planet.
Grow a few marzano tomatoes next spring in 5 gallon containers with good trellis to support each plant. Use a little bit of calmag and a 20-20-20 blend of fertilizer with every other watering.
>>543520050Yeah take the good one from Macdonalds