Halfords Dog Lotty

disaster

beef toms have "Cats Face" yes - that's a new one for me too :dry:







due to the cold summer we've had. beef toms are particularly susceptable to it, if temps fall below 60'c when fruits are forming

won't grow this type next year (could have heated greenhouse to avoid it)

will pull off the bad toms and see if plant recovers to make some good uns :blink:

it's always a battle



ps apparently they're still edible though, just cut the ugly bit off :blink:

My bugg*rs are still green, but no blight this year... so far :woohoo:

Halford wrote: disaster

beef toms have "Cats Face" yes - that's a new one for me too :dry:

due to the cold summer we've had. beef toms are particularly susceptable to it, if temps fall below 60'c when fruits are forming

won't grow this type next year (could have heated greenhouse to avoid it)

will pull off the bad toms and see if plant recovers to make some good uns :blink:

it's always a battle



ps apparently they're still edible though, just cut the ugly bit off :blink:

Never heard of that before...... That's a pain :dry:

Give the dogey ones to Gus :laugh: :woohoo: :woohoo: :evil:

fozzie wrote: My bugg*rs are still green, but no blight this year... so far :woohoo:

Same this way, I've just had a look at mine I'll be lucky to get to eat any of them at this rate ...

Give the dogey ones to Gus :laugh: :woohoo: :woohoo: :evil:

I'd be glad of 'em My wife cut the growing leader off mine, and all I had left was about a foot tall :whistle: :sick: :whistle:

yeh they are late, thankfully the non beef toms are OK

just had some .......... lovely jubbly