Tomatoes Sunviva / Primabella Outdoor
Primabella
Bobby Seeds
Sunviva
Bobby Seeds
Filt
AC Infinity
Air Filter
Soil
Tomatenerde Neudorff
Outdoor
Room Type
SoG
weeks 3
Transplantation
weeks 5
30 liters
Pot Size
1.5 liters
Watering
Start at Harvest
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Germination5mo ago
Tower84 🌱 Week 1 – Germination Success (Sunviva & Primabella)
The tomato season has officially started! Today the first seedlings of my outdoor project emerged and the germination rate looks fantastic.
Both varieties come from Bobby Seeds and were selected specifically for their strong resistance to late blight (Phytophthora infestans), which is always a big challenge in outdoor tomato growing.
Germination results:
•Sunviva: 6/6 seeds germinated
•Primabella: 5/6 seeds germinated
That’s an almost perfect start.
Sunviva is a beautiful yellow cocktail tomato developed in the ecological outdoor tomato breeding project at the University of Göttingen. It produces small, bright yellow fruits of about 20 g with a sweet, fruity aroma and is known for its excellent resistance to late blight and brown rot. The plants are vigorous, indeterminate and can grow up to around 2 m or more while producing long trusses of juicy tomatoes throughout the season. 
Primabella is essentially the red “sister variety” of Sunviva. It produces bright red cherry tomatoes with a sweet and juicy flavor and was also bred specifically for outdoor cultivation with very high resistance to late blight. This makes it one of the most reliable varieties for rainy or humid climates. 
Both varieties were developed with the goal of making outdoor tomato growing easier and more resilient, especially without chemical plant protection.
The seedlings have just broken through the soil and will now spend the next days under good light to avoid stretching. If everything continues like this, we should see the first true leaves very soon.
This season will be a great comparison between the yellow Sunviva and the red Primabella — both famous for their resilience in outdoor gardens.
Excited to see how they develop in the coming weeks! 🍅🌱
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Directly In Substrate
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation5mo ago
2 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
No Smell
Smell
70 %
Air Humidity
0.05 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 Week 1 – A Strong Start 🌱
The journey with the tomato seedlings has officially begun and the first week is looking very promising. The environment is dialed in with a VPD around 0.8, creating a gentle and stable climate for young plants to establish their roots.
Lighting is provided by a SANlight running on level 1, positioned 40 cm above the canopy, giving approximately 200 PPFD. This moderate light intensity should keep the seedlings compact while encouraging healthy early development.
Yesterday I transplanted (pricked out) the seedlings into larger pots. The roots were already forming nicely and the transplant went smoothly without any visible stress so far. They seem to have settled in well and are already pointing their leaves towards the light again.
At this stage the focus is not on rapid growth but on building a strong root system and a solid foundation for the weeks to come. The cotyledons look fresh and green, and the first true leaves are beginning to develop, which is always a beautiful moment in the early stages.
For now the plan is simple: stable environment, gentle light, and patience. The real growth should start soon.
Happy growing everyone! 🍅🌱
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Week 2. Vegetation5mo ago
5 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
19 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
0.05 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Root-Juice
2 mll
Tower84 Week 2 – Primabella & Sunviva 🍅
The second week is complete and the tomatoes are developing nicely. Both Primabella and Sunviva are showing steady, compact growth with healthy green leaves and good structure after transplanting.
Environment is currently stable at around 19°C with ~60% humidity. Light intensity is set to ~300 PPFD (Stage 2) at a distance of 40 cm, which seems to keep them short and sturdy without any stretching.
I’m watering with plain water supplemented with 2 ml/L BioBizz Root Juice to support root development. So far, the plants are responding well and establishing themselves in their new pots.
In the tent, there’s also some diversity:
- Lettuce in the center
- Snack peppers in the bottom right
- Physalis in the top right
The airflow is good, and the plants are starting to push new growth daily. No signs of deficiencies so far.
Overall: solid progress for week two 👍
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Week 3. Vegetation4mo ago
10 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
19 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
0.05 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Root-Juice
2 mll
Tower84 Week 3 – Tomato Grow (Primabella & Sunviva) 🍅🌱
This week I made a selection and reduced the number of plants from 11 down to 6.
I ran into a bit of stress, especially with the Sunviva plants. Some leaves started curling and showed slight damage – most likely caused by too much direct airflow from the fan (wind stress).
Adjustments made:
- Fan reduced from level 2 → level 1
- Fan raised higher to avoid direct airflow on the leaves
- Plant positions rearranged for more even airflow
Since then, the plants seem to stabilize. New growth is coming in healthier, and I expect them to bounce back fully.
Environment & Setup:
- Light: SANlight still running at level 2
- Watering: approx. every 3 days
- Amount: ~250 ml per plant
- Nutrients: water + BioBizz Root Juice
Overall, growth is still solid. Structure is getting stronger and the plants are starting to fill out nicely. The stress slowed them down a bit, but nothing major – should be back on track quickly.
Looking forward to week 4 🌿
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SoG
Technique
4
Week 4. Vegetation4mo ago
10 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
19 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
0.05 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Root-Juice
2 mll
Tower84 Week 4 Update – Sunviva & Primabella Tomatoes 🍅
The girls are officially entering week 4, and the differences between the two varieties are becoming more and more visible.
The three plants in the back (Sunviva) are now around 30 cm tall and clearly focused on vertical growth. They’re stretching nicely with strong main stems and a more classic upward structure.
In contrast, the three plants in the front (Primabella) are about 15 cm tall but growing much bushier and wider. Their compact structure is already showing, with dense foliage and strong lateral development.
Today I did some light maintenance:
- Removed side shoots (pruning/suckering)
- Watered all six plants with a total of 1.5 L
- pH-adjusted water to 6.5
- Added BioBizz Root Juice at 2 ml/L
- Supplemented with 100 mg/L Epsom salt
Overall, development looks healthy and vigorous. The structural differences between the strains are really exciting to watch — Sunviva reaching for the sky while Primabella is building a solid, bushy base.
Looking forward to how they progress in the coming weeks 🌱
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Week 5. Vegetation4mo ago
40 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
19 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
0.05 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Great White
1 mll
Tower84 Week 5 – Primabella & Sunviva 🍅
Week 5 and things are moving forward nicely overall 🙌
I transplanted two Primabella and two Sunviva into 2L pots using Neudorff tomato & vegetable soil. During transplant, I dusted the rootballs with Plant Success Great White to support root development – always like to give them a strong start 💪
The 0.5L pots were completely rootbound, so yeah… lesson learned 😄 Next season I’ll definitely start a bit later and go straight into larger pots. Every grow teaches you something.
Growth-wise there’s already a noticeable difference between the strains:
The Sunviva are leading the way at around 40 cm and already showing their first flowers 🌼
The Primabella are a bit more compact and sturdy, sitting at around 30 cm with no flowers yet – but looking very healthy and strong.
Due to space limitations, I moved the main plants to the window now. Not ideal, but they’re doing fine so far.
I also had to cull one plant of each strain because of space. Instead of tossing them, I decided to run a little experiment:
I planted them outside in 30L pots with Neudorff tomato soil and added a layer of biofibre mulch.
We’ve had relatively mild days, but nights dropped to around 5°C, which is definitely on the edge. Since these were extras anyway, I wanted to see how the strains handle colder conditions early on.
So far they’re holding up surprisingly okay – let’s see how they perform over the next days 👀
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Transplantation
Technique
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Week 6. Vegetation4mo ago
75 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.1 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 Progress Update:
The Sunviva tomatoes have reached about 75 cm in height, while the Primabella are around 45 cm tall. Both varieties have already started flowering. On sunny days, the plants are placed outside to help them acclimate to outdoor conditions.
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Week 7. Flowering3mo ago
80 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Fish-Mix
2 mll
Tower84 🇬🇧 Weekly Comment – Pimabella & Sunviva 🍅🌱
The two Pimabella and two Sunviva plants are holding up really well despite their current pot situation 💪🔥
With only 2 liters of soil, they’re clearly starting to outgrow their space – they definitely need a bigger root zone soon ?➡️🌳
Still, all four plants look surprisingly healthy and vigorous 🌿✨
The foliage is strong and green, structure is solid, and overall they seem to be doing great. Even better: the first fruits are already forming 🍅😍 – a clear sign they’re feeling good despite the limitations.
They’re already spending their days outside ☀️🌬️, which helps them acclimate and build resilience for outdoor conditions. Now it’s just a matter of holding on until mid-May ⏳ – then they can finally move into their 30L pots and really take off 🚀🌱
Conclusion: Slightly root-bound, but still healthy, strong plants with great momentum 💚🔥
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Week 8. Flowering3mo ago
100 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Fish-Mix
2 mll
Tower84 The two Sunviva tomato plants are now about 80 cm and 100 cm tall, while the Primabella plants are around 50 cm. All plants already have their first green tomatoes. After the Ice Saints next Saturday, they will be transplanted into 30 liters of Sonnerde vegetable soil each.
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Week 9. Vegetation3mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 1
Fish-Mix
2 mll
Tower84 The tomato plants will finally move outdoors permanently on Tuesday and will be transplanted into their 30-liter pots. Next year, my plan is to start the tomatoes later and use 3-liter pots during the early growth stage.
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Week 10. Flowering3mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Nutrients 2
Komposttee
1 mll
Great White
1 mll
Tower84 The tomatoes have been in their final pots since Tuesday — 3 × 30 L and 1 × 40 L — filled with vegetable soil from Sonnerde or Neudorff with a little bit of great white.
Today, they were watered with compost tea.
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Week 11. Flowering2mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 The first Sunviva tomatoes are ripe and will be harvested today. The plants growing in Sonnerde vegetable soil have established themselves better so far than those in Neudorff vegetable soil. However, the Neudorff plants may simply need a little more time to settle in and catch up. 🍅🌱
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Week 12. Flowering2mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 Weekly Update
This week showed a very noticeable difference between the two Primabella tomatoes. The plant on the right is growing in Sonnerde vegetable soil, while the one on the left is planted in Neudorff tomato soil. Unfortunately, I only had enough Sonnerde left for one plant, so the other three tomatoes ended up in the Neudorff mix.
The difference in vigor and overall health is quite striking. The Sonnerde plant has established itself much better and shows stronger growth, while the plants in the Neudorff soil are clearly struggling and lagging behind.
I contacted Neudorff about the issue, and they suggested that the soil may have been stored for too long at the garden center. As compensation, they offered to send me a bottle of tomato fertilizer free of charge. While I appreciate the gesture, I am still quite disappointed, especially considering that this was one of the more premium potting soils available at the store.
For now, I will continue to monitor the plants and hope that the Neudorff tomatoes can recover and catch up over the coming weeks. 🍅🌱
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Week 13. Flowering2mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
0.8 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 After the recent rainy period, I was finally able to water the tomatoes growing in the Neudorff soil with the liquid tomato fertilizer that Neudorff kindly provided free of charge as compensation. Unfortunately, the water retention of this soil is simply not very good. Compared to Sonnerde vegetable soil, the difference is truly like day and night.
At this point, the best solution would probably be to transplant the struggling plants into better soil, but for a few extra tomatoes the effort just isn’t worth it to me. Realistically, this season is probably over for most of my tomatoes, except for the one plant that is still performing very well.
Until now I harvested about 10 tomatoes. I liked the sunviva tomatoes a little more.
Even my chayote is struggling in this soil, which is especially frustrating. I am honestly quite disappointed, as I expected much better performance from one of the more premium soils available at the garden center. Still, I’ll keep caring for the plants and hope they can recover at least partially during the remaining season. 🍅🌱
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Week 14. Flowering2mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
30 liters
Pot Size
1.5 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 The tomatoes growing in the Neudorff soil have slowly recovered after the addition of fertilizer. The plants are greener now, the stems are becoming thicker, and new flowers are appearing, which is a very encouraging sign.
The tomato growing in Sonnerde soil continues to be the strongest and most vigorous plant in the garden. Its growth has been exceptional throughout the season.
Unfortunately, I ended up with two main side shoots on that plant, even though my goal was to grow it with only one. I simply overlooked the second shoot, and with the rapid growth rate it quickly became too large to remove without sacrificing a significant part of the plant. At this point, I will just let both shoots develop and see how the season progresses.
I have also harvested a few tomatoes here and there over the past week. While the harvest is still modest, it’s great to finally enjoy the first fruits of the season. 🍅🌱
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Week 15. Flowering1mo ago
110 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
30 liters
Pot Size
1.5 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 Finally, all four tomato plants are doing well thanks to the addition of fertilizer. They have recovered nicely, are growing vigorously, and look much healthier overall.
I’ve been harvesting a few tomatoes here and there, and both varieties have been absolutely delicious. They are full of flavor with a wonderful balance of sweetness and aroma, making the wait well worth it.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the harvest develops over the coming weeks. 🍅🌱
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Week 16. Flowering1mo ago
200 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
30 liters
Pot Size
1.5 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
800 PPM
CO₂ Level
Tower84 All four tomato plants are finally thriving and growing beautifully. The fertilizer made a huge difference, and the plants are now healthy, vigorous, and loaded with flowers and ripening fruit.
I’m harvesting a few tomatoes here and there, although the harvest is still fairly small at this stage. Both varieties are incredibly tasty—sweet, aromatic, and full of flavor. My favorite way to enjoy them is in the evening as a fresh snack… especially after a vape session. 😂🍅
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Week 17. Harvest15d ago
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I’ve been harvesting the small, bright red and yellow fruits here and there as they ripen. They have an excellent flavor—sweet, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. Although the harvest isn’t huge, the quality of the tomatoes has been outstanding, making every single one worth the wait.
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Tower84 I’ve been harvesting the small, bright red (primabella) and yellow (sunviva) fruits here and there as they ripen. They have an excellent flavor—sweet, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. Although the harvest isn’t huge, the quality of the tomatoes has been outstanding, making every single one worth the wait. 🍅
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UnorthadoxDude commentedweek 05mo ago
Good luck with the grow !
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Tower84 commented5mo ago
@UnorthadoxDude, Thank you very much 😊
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GhostTerpZ commentedweek 05mo ago
Looking really good ❗️ ❗️ ❗️
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Tower84 commented5mo ago
@@GhostTerpZ, Thank you very much 😊👍
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Hou_Stone commentedweek 05mo ago
Happy growing 👊
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Tower84 commented5mo ago
@Hou_Stone, Thank you very much 😊
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Natrona commentedweek 24mo ago
I have tomato seedlings in the tent too for our summer garden. 3 beefsteaks 2 Romas.
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Tower84 commented4mo ago
@Natrona, I love growing stuff since I‘ve started growing weed. My other plants in my house and garden profited strongly since I discovered my passion for growing 😊
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Natrona commented4mo ago
@Tower84, this is my 3rd year trying to grow weed and food. Not always successful. It has been a learning experience, same for weed. My current tomato in the tent has been great (see my NYC Diesel diary).
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Tower84 commented4mo ago
@Natrona, Growing different plants is challeging because of different needs. I‘m just at the beginning of my Journey, but starting with other crops is very funny. I have only a small garden, but this year the space will be crowded with different crops 😅 Watering in summer time outdoor will be more time consuming as last year 😅
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GhostTerpZ commentedweek 15mo ago
💪👍
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squalino commentedweek 122mo ago
I wish you good luck for the future. Let's hope everything goes well for the soil ❤️❤️
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squalino commented2mo ago
@Tower84, I hope this will work ❤️
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GreenHobbit commented2mo ago
@Tower84 at our grow shop, the soil is just stored outside the door... Result? I don't buy soil there anymore because it's completely infested with fungus gnats. I saw the Floragard at the hardware store... tried it out and I have to say, it's really good. Since then, I've had peace with the fungus gnats.
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Tower84 commented2mo ago
@GreenHobbit, Thanks for the tip, proper storage is just important. But as customers, we often don't have insight into that... I've now completely switched to Living soil, let's see how that goes 😅
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Momentum commentedweek 1715d ago
You get a like from my wife 👍
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Tower84 commented15d ago
@Momentum, I actually never get any of the tomatoes because my wife eats them all 😂 I've just noticed that my passion for growing is more focused on weed, that's where I put in more effort 😅
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GreenHobbit commentedweek 93mo ago
I'm looking forward to the smoke report 😅🤣 I think it's cool 😎
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Tower84 commented3mo ago
@GreenHobbit, 😂😂😂 I didn't even think of that 👍👍👍
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GERGrowDesigns commentedweek 25mo ago
Great work so far , good Luck with this project 🌱🤝
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Tower84 commented5mo ago
@GERGrowDesigns, Thank you very much 😊👍
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squalino commentedweek 1715d ago
superb height. very beautiful tomato plant. congratulations
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Tower84 commented15d ago
@squalino, thank you so much 😊 👍💚
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hassehujasse commentedweek 132mo ago
I wish we can make ‘pasta' with your tomato.Have a nice grow
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Tower84 commented2mo ago
@@hassehujasse, 😊😊👍💚
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JVKdopegrow commentedweek 54mo ago
I also grow tomatoes (Tiny Tim Dwarf) in my tent with cannabis. I did have a terrible whitefly infestation, almost exclusive to the tomatoes. Going forward I have a 2nd & 3rd tent for other plants.
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Tower84 commented4mo ago
@JVKdopegrow, Maybe this could help you: „Predatory mites are very effective in controlling whiteflies. The generalist predatory mites Amblyseius swirskii (Swirski's mite), Amblydromalus limonicus (Limonica mite), and Transeius montdorensis (Montdo mite) can be used to control whiteflies.“ Source: Homepage Koppert
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Natrona commentedweek 177d ago
I started a tomato in the tent last year, brought it outside in spring, and it is still producing tomatoes 🍅
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Natrona commented7d ago
@Tower84, 2 types of Romas and a beef steak.
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Natrona commented7d ago
@Tower84, Romas and beef steak. The woods brimmer was created 100 miles from my area back in the 40s
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Tower84 commented7d ago
@Natrona, Perfect, then this strain is adapted to your climate 👍 I would have preferred to grow larger tomatoes too, this year could have worked out even without a tomato roof for us, because the weather has been unusually dry and it barely rained.
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birdmountain commentedweek 132mo ago
Sunviva is earlier than Prrimabella, but the P. is the perfect cherry tomato for drying. Tomatoes until frost.
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Tower84 commented2mo ago
@birdmountain, I accidentally grew the only nice primabella with three shoots because, to be honest, I messed it up 😅 I'm telling myself that I want a bushy plant because of the limited height due to the bamboo stick 😂 But I feel like I didn't prune it for a week and now it's happened.
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birdmountain commented2mo ago
@Tower84, tomato work: pruning and tying, watering and fertilizing, regularly. It takes just as much effort as cannabis in the summer, if not more.
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Tower84 commented2mo ago
@birdmountain, I just picked two primabella tomatoes, and they are really tasty. The first tomato was probably not quite ripe yet, because these are sweet and aromatic now.
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birdmountain commentedweek 73mo ago
I've been successfully growing Primabella outdoors in my garden for a few years now. They also dry well. I had Sunviva before, but the tomato sauce made with those dried turned brown, not visually appealing. However, fresh they are nice. I have another one in this year's grow.
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Tower84 commented3mo ago
@birdmountain, Thank you for sharing your experiences 💚 This is my first attempt with these strains, after struggling with bud and root rot for the past few years.
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birdmountain commented3mo ago
@Tower84, Primabella & Vivagrande (beefsteak tomato), they work outdoors. Starting early is the solution.
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Tower84 commented3mo ago
@birdmountain, my plants are almost too big for me now, so I actually wanted to start later next year. I'll check out the strain Vivagrande, thanks for the tip.
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Relentless-Pressure commentedweek 161mo ago
I Need snips from a nice tomatoe plant
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Tower84 commented1mo ago
@Relentless-Pressure, I have two shoots left because I overlooked them. Next year I'll be more careful with pruning 😂
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Relentless-Pressure commented1mo ago
@Tower84, I'll definitely get back to that 🍀
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squalino commentedweek 132mo ago
I understand your frustration. You do everything to make sure everything goes well, and it all goes wrong. Don't despair. It's from our mistakes that we learn. And if you want to do it again, when you eat the tomatoes, you can dry the seeds inside and replant them. My father-in-law used to do that. He would buy tomatoes from the store and replant them when he liked them. 😌😌🤣🤣
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Tower84 commented2mo ago
@squalino, Thanks for your kind words. Next year I’ve learned a lot. Thanks to growing cannabis, I’ve discovered gardening, and every plant species has its own requirements. I think I’ll learn quite a bit more in the coming years 😅
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squalino commented2mo ago
@Tower84, c'est cela le but de progresser de nos erreurs 💗 bonne chance ❤️
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UDUDUDUDU commentedweek 1625d ago
could make da best tomatoe sauce witt da ganjah right by it instead of rozemary ;)
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Tower84 commented25d ago
@UDUDUDUDU, You're giving me ideas 💡👍😁
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squalino commentedweek 161mo ago
super tes 🍅🍅 ont bien poussé. je suis content pour toi .bonne dégustation ❤️
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Tower84 commented1mo ago
@squalino, thanks 😋😊
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squalino commentedweek 151mo ago
superb, it has grown like crazy. 😍
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Tower84 commented1mo ago
@squalino, That's true, there's a lot happening right now thanks to the nutrients 🌱🌱
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