First, I moved the AG into the kitchen and now they should be getting more light.
I also had to raise the hood a notch today.(3rd)
Here are some photos of the tomatoes on the vines. Two of the plants, especially the Yellow Tom have about 4-5 tomatoes growing and the largest is a little less than dime sized(keep in mind they are cherry toms).
The third plant is weak in the budding/flowering stage. It is still developing new leaves each p.m. The clusters of buds that are there are not full and bushy like the others.
However, it does have a few tomatoes on it.
I have ordered a nutrient.ph meter- wand and am going to add liquid nutes for the blooming stage as soon as I can test the water for the balance that is already in the reservoir. Perhaps I will have to drain to get the proper balance. The wand will tell when it arrives.
OK..here are the photos.
4 comments:
Nice! I have the same thing in mine--have had to cut back the big one about 4 times and the one in the middle is, well, in the middle! The one on the left has one lovely green tomato and a few buds.
I wonder if one of the lamps is weak, because mine do have a decided tilt to the right.
I do have a set of spare bulbs I keep on hand 'just in case'.
corinne
It looks like they are getting plenty of Nitrogen, which means your pH is right on. They look really good!
I am awaiting the arrival of a nutrients/ph wand and plan on adding a liquid nutes bloom mix after I test. The flowers are few and faw between now.
Corinne
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