Hi

[Npowers]

Hi I'm new here, I'm from Michigan and relatively new to growing tomatoes from seed. Lauren sent me and I'm so excited to be here

[Whwoz]

Welcome to the Junction from Down Under @Npowers. You will find lots of people who are happy to offer advice when it is asked for here.

[pepperhead212]

Welcome to the forum!

[TX-TomatoBug]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

[TX-TomatoBug]

haha 100 degrees not percent

[Npowers]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

I have 28 varieties this year of heirloom, dwarf and yes my one hybrid sungold lol that I started from seed. My plants look beautiful but I'm not getting many tomatos...it's a learning year

[MissS]

Hello and welcome to the Junction. You are going to be learning an awful lot here. Ask away, we love to help newbies!

[FatBeeFarm]

Hello and welcome to the forum from the White Mountains!

[worth1]

Welcome from Central Texas.

[AKgardener]

Welcome from alaska

[rxkeith]

welcome from the U.P.
i'm a transplanted troll that has been accepted by the natives.
where in the state are you?


keith

[TX-TomatoBug]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

I have 28 varieties this year of heirloom, dwarf and yes my one hybrid sungold lol that I started from seed. My plants look beautiful but I'm not getting many tomatos...it's a learning year

That Sungold! The only one my not-a-tomato-fan-husband says I have to grow every year. Am planning to try Dwarf Eagle Smiley next year as a possible substitute - have you tried that?
We are in a good forum for learning.

[Npowers]

welcome from the U.P.
i'm a transplanted troll that has been accepted by the natives.
where in the state are you?


keith

I'm in marquette county, where are you?

[Npowers]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

I have 28 varieties this year of heirloom, dwarf and yes my one hybrid sungold lol that I started from seed. My plants look beautiful but I'm not getting many tomatos...it's a learning year

That Sungold! The only one my not-a-tomato-fan-husband says I have to grow every year. Am planning to try Dwarf Eagle Smiley next year as a possible substitute - have you tried that?
We are in a good forum for learning.

I just bought seeds this past week for dwarf eagle smily

[Tormato]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

I have 28 varieties this year of heirloom, dwarf and yes my one hybrid sungold lol that I started from seed. My plants look beautiful but I'm not getting many tomatos...it's a learning year

Welcome to the Junction, Npowers.

Lauren hasn't clued you in that we're really a fake web forum, just a bunch of AI bots, scraping data from other sites?

[TX-TomatoBug]

Welcome to the Junction, @Npowers! I'm in central Texas where it's currently 100% and sunny.

I've lightly played with growing from seed a few times over the last decades. But will be diving in deep growing open-pollinated and heirlooms (oh, ok, except for the hybrid Sungold ) from seed for 2025. Will be growing a variety of dwarves (most from the Dwarf Tomato Project) and two or three heirlooms TBD. All in containers.

I have 28 varieties this year of heirloom, dwarf and yes my one hybrid sungold lol that I started from seed. My plants look beautiful but I'm not getting many tomatos...it's a learning year

That Sungold! The only one my not-a-tomato-fan-husband says I have to grow every year. Am planning to try Dwarf Eagle Smiley next year as a possible substitute - have you tried that?
We are in a good forum for learning.

I just bought seeds this past week for dwarf eagle smily

We'll have to share taste-test notes next year on Eagle Smiley!

[rxkeith]

marquette county! heck, we are almost neighbors.
i'm houghton county, calumet up in the keweenaw.
another yooper, cool beans.


keith

[GoDawgs]

Welcome from Georgia in the sunny South!

[Cornelius_Gotchberg]

Welcome from America's Dairyland!

The Gotch

[Yak54]

Welcome from N.E. Ohio !