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02 Jul 23, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Go to australian seed website and read about them - they just set fruit at lower temperatures, otherwise grow much the same as other toms. Better to grow just one bush in a 2-3' pot.

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19 Feb 23, Belinda (Australia - temperate climate)

Right now my tomatoes are very big and look almost successful however they arn't turning red?! A few of them have but the rest are just happy sitting in greenville for quite some time. I would love some help! I planted around october from memory. Its they are beefsteaks. Thank you so much for your help. I would love to show my 7 year old that we can do this!

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27 Feb 23, Judy (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Belinda, when I grew tomatoes in Armidale NSW, I used to pick them just as they started to turn, the put them somewhere dark and ripen them that way. Worked every time. Also didn't have to worry as much about birds and critters!

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20 Feb 23, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

They do take a while to ripen.

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02 Jan 23, Irma (USA - Zone 9b climate)

I always gets my seeds From Burpee’s online. They have always yielded great amount of tomatoes.

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14 Dec 22, DENNIS (USA - Zone 10a climate)

I'm looking for a large juicy tomato to just plain eat whole. Looking for a good producer. Can't seem to find a recommendation for my area!

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18 Dec 22, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Google big tomato varieties. Most crops will grow from cold weather to hot weather, just have to plant at the right time of year for your area.

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25 Aug 22, Hannah (Canada - Zone 3b Temperate Warm Summer climate)

I have grow small tomatoes plant about three inches inside pot , now the plant grow about two feet tall n have a lot of tomatoes . I know the plant will die in winter . My question is will it grows back next year spring n summer ? Should I throw away the old plant n grow from small tomatoes plant every year ? Please advice .

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28 Aug 22, Philip Morton (Australia - temperate climate)

Let it die off and start anew. Even indeterminate tomatoes are annual and not perrenial. It could survive in a warm sheltered area but you will very likely be disappointed with a new season crop. Disease is likely to take hold of the plant as well causing further stress.

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03 Jun 22, Siva Sutendra (Canada - Zone 2b Sub-Arctic climate)

I live in Yellowknife, nwt, Canada. I have arctic tomato plants from seeding and grown to about 2 to 3 ft tall. When can I plant them in ground? What is the min temperature during night. Currently, the night temp is about 5c and daytime is 17c.. Thanks Siva

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