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Old 01-09-2008, 07:25 AM posted to rec.gardens.edible
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Default MISSION CONTROL, WE HAVE TOMATOES!!!!

I have had a single tomato plant growing in a raised bed for months.
It had achieved a spread of about six feet and a height of three feet
with lots of blossoms but no fruit set. I tried root pruning to no
avail.

Four days ago, in desperation, I dumped a gallon of 0-10-10 solution
on it. Now there are a lot of little green marbles that (I hope) will
become luscious, juicy, sweet, tangy tomatoes soon.

Just passing along a tip.
 
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