That doesn’t belong in this sub. That is amazing.
They look great!
You oversaw how they grew themselves.
I did put a tutor with my own two hands, please clap!
They incepted the seeds of growth into the minds of the tomatoes to bootstrap themselves into existence.
*taps forehead*
it was the plant that did the growing, the humans merely stand by and watched. that is why all the food should actually belong to the plants.
How dull! I hope they taste awesome.
Not dull. Good job.
Nice the dang squirrels ate most of mine this year.
Did you try putting up a barrier of garlic? Squirrels typically don’t mess with that.
Did not, perhaps a strategy for next year
Nothing tastes better than youre own home grown tomatoes!
You didn’t grow them.
They grow by themselves.
Thank you for attending my TED talk.
Toasted tomato sandwiches are the best late summer lunch ever!
Technically, the plant grew them. You just made sure the plant didn’t think of dying. Just to betray your plant. Your dear love. Only because you want to steal its offspring with the sole purpose of devouring them.
Nice.
this is the way
mmm juicy.
That’s a cool strain, I’ve never cultivated that particular one,good job btw,they look healthy and juicy
Dang, they look nice!
Do you find the skins on these somewhat tougher than on store-bought tomatoes? I noticed this about mine back when I grew them for a couple years. Like they’re more robust or something.
Yes, definitely
I think that has to do with heat, nutrient, or water stress. Commercial tomatoes have been bred to have tougher skins, specifically, for shipping. I haven’t had the time to really dig into why my tomatoes sometimes are tough and sometimes delicate.
Commercial tomatoes are usually shipped unripe, so they’re harder and I think that’s how they survive shipping. Tomatoes I’ve grown myself and received from other people’s gardens have always had thicker, tougher skins than the ones from the store.
