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Des Higgins 14-07-2008 06:04 PM

Beefsteak Tomatoes; what to do with them now?
 
I have some plants of Costoluto Fiorentino, a beefsteak type Italian
tomato. The fruits are only appearing now and are not very big yet.
So my question is: do I just leave them to it or should I restrict the
number of fruits per plant or per truss, seeing as they will
(hopefully) get quite big?

Thanks
Des in soggy Dublin

beccabunga 15-07-2008 03:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Des Higgins (Post 803914)
I have some plants of Costoluto Fiorentino, a beefsteak type Italian
tomato. The fruits are only appearing now and are not very big yet.
So my question is: do I just leave them to it or should I restrict the
number of fruits per plant or per truss, seeing as they will
(hopefully) get quite big?

Thanks
Des in soggy Dublin

I have found that the central fruit grows large, and the peripheral ones much less so. It is worth taking them off and allowing the main one to remain.

Des Higgins 15-07-2008 05:05 PM

Beefsteak Tomatoes; what to do with them now?
 
On Jul 15, 3:02*am, beccabunga
wrote:
Des Higgins;803914 Wrote:

I have some plants of Costoluto Fiorentino, a beefsteak type Italian
tomato. *The fruits are only appearing now and are not very big yet.
So my question is: do I just leave them to it or should I restrict the
number of fruits per plant or per truss, seeing as they will
(hopefully) get quite big?


Thanks
Des in soggy Dublin


I have found that the central fruit grows large, and the peripheral
ones much less so. It is worth taking them off and allowing the main
one to remain.

--
beccabunga


ta beccabunga!

Des


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