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ruud
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This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 14, 2008, 21:58:55 »
My biggest tom till now,just compare the size with the pumpkin in the middle.
On the scale it was 920 grams of delicious tasting tom,if you serve it on a plate and say it was watermelon the people will believe you,what a great taste for such a big tomato.
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saddad
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Derby, Derbyshire (Strange, but true!)
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 14, 2008, 22:04:02 »
What's the variety Ruud?
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ruud
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 14, 2008, 22:55:37 »
It is called korol gigantov,it is from russia.If you want some seeds i can give you some,i am just fermenting those.
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rosebud
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 14, 2008, 23:02:24 »
HOLY MOLY what a lovely big tom, i have bought some seeds from ITALY that look like that if they do half as well i shall be pleased.
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vegmandan
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 00:08:06 »
WOW.
Did you just leave one tom per truss or one tom per plant ? :o
P.S you seem to have left an Anne Summers "toy" in the top right of your photo . ;D ;D ;D
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Biscombe
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Spanish Gardening In Orgiva
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 05:36:15 »
WOW! :o I'm impressed!!
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tim
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 06:25:27 »
How many are you feeding, ruud?
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flossy
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 08:03:43 »
Hi ruud,
Fantastic ! I want to keep some seed from my plum toms - how do I go about it and what is
' fermenting ' please ?
floss xxx
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tonybloke
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Gorleston 0n sea, Norfolk
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 08:08:53 »
put seed pulp in a glass of water, let it rot for a few days, then rinse in a sieve, all other pulp rinses off, leaving clean seeds. dry on kitchen towel. rgds, Tony ;)
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flossy
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 08:18:50 »
Thanks tonybloke, will be my first 'seed' experience regarding toms and first seed from my own toms
like what I grew from seed - for the first time !!
:-\ ::) ??? ;) :D ;D
Floss xxx
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ruud
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 15:06:53 »
Vegmandan that is a trombolini what you see on the top right corner.Tim i just feed them normally,alot of water in the greenhouse but that is because we have sandy soil.It is just a tomato who produce big tomatoes.Vegmandan here are some pictures from the plant himself in my greenhouse,it is still producing toms.
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electric landlady
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digging, digging, digging (in Nottingham)
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 17:37:36 »
Wow that is HUUUUUUUGE
Gigantov eh? they weren't kidding when they named it.
I see you have the plant hooked up to several canes...how tall does it get?
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ruud
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 20:59:11 »
It grows to the roof of the greenhouse what is 2,5 meter high,a little bit more than 8 feet high.
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star
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Northampton, sm greenhouse, heated propagator
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 21:22:39 »
Wonderful Ruud :D, do they taste as good as they look?
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ruud
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 22:53:22 »
yes they do star,if you make parts of it and serve it out on a party saying it is watermelon people will believe you.
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thegreatgardener
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 15, 2008, 23:54:33 »
ruud what cute little tomato you have.
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ellie2cats
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Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 16, 2008, 00:48:22 »
I decided not t grow tomatoes this year when I noticed they were growing wild everywhere in the garden. I must have dumped a lot in the compost last year. I decided to give a few of them a try and have been very pleased with the results getting a couple of pounds of fruit from each plant. Thats what I call gardening for free but I can' pretend I had any "Big Toms"
Cheers, ellie2cats
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jennym
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Essex/Suffolk border
Re: This is what you call a big and heavy tom
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September 17, 2008, 01:11:50 »
Great picture Ruud, that is really interesting :)
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