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Green Aura
Thu May 02, 2019 7:54 am
We've got tomatoes on the plants we started in the mini hydroponic system then moved on to our tubs. They're tiny varieties - Red Robin and Windowbox Red. They're very small plants, only about 10" tall, with small cherry toms on, but look very promising.
The ones started in a propagator, our more usual varieties - Bloody Butcher, Sub Arctic Plenty and Tamina have produced their first trusses but are much taller varieties anyway.
And the single chilli plant which survived overwintering has got half a dozen or so green chillies and lots of flowers. OH tells me it was a variety called "Super chilli" and it certainly seems to be living up to its name. We've had maybe 4-5 chillies off it, growing just one at a time, since I cut it right back to hibernate for the winter.
Maggie
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