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Old 03-10-2003, 02:02 PM
DigitalVinyl
 
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Default Now that overnight lows are 39-40 safe to assume no ripened tomatoes

Last night it hit 39 degrees and today will be a high of 59. Is it
safe to assume that the dozens of gren tomatoes are not going to
ripen. After all, 39 degrees is the temperature in parts of my fridge
and they say a tomato will never ripen once refridgerated.

I'm thinking I should pull down the tomato plants this morning.
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