Here we go again (Tiny Tim Tomatoes) -TERMINATED-7/7/20

Still looking healthy and happy!

thegrindre, not my business to offer advice but retiree to retiree,  please just walk a little. Walk to the end of the block or just drive to a park and sit on a picnic table or bench. You must love nature or else you wouldn't love your gardens  so much.  The birds are so hilarious now showing off. Again, I have no room to advise but I put my 80+ mother in the car yesterday and we just cruised around in the sunshine and looking at peoples shrubs, trees and bulbs waking up.  She loved getting out.
 We are new to Georgia  from Michigan so got curbside  bbq and road around in wonder of the magnificent wisteria. I think you are a few week behind, not sure, but i am just sure you can find spring energy just by taking a walk or sitting on a bench watching. 
This is a hard time for all of us but we can love watching  the beauty around us just the same and hopefully it will uplift your spirits. 

No pix today because there is nothing new. Plants look about the same and all is well.

Congratulations on your successful project!  Isn't it fun to just pick them as they ripen and pop them into your mouth?

I do believe it's been about 154 to 161 days and still growing and producing strong.
Added nutes, pruned a bit more while rotating each plant and ate about half dozen or so last week.

Not much to share. Pretty much same-o same-o.

I believe they were Mighty Mini Cherry Tomatoes from AG.

Close to 6 months and still growing strong. (Corrected to Day 168, BTW)
Added nutes today and don't see any life in my new tomato plant in the back there.



Bye for now. :-)

No, it seems to do it itself. I keep a mini fan going and blowing the pollen throughout the plant(s). I even give 'em a shake at their base to help loosen the pollen a few times a week.
I do prune the plant to help to keep it bushy rather than tall.
They seem to bloom all on their own.