Tomatos alog side weed in hydro? - Page 2

unity · #11 07-01-2008, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by gangjababy

you can keep it a large or as small as you please, it depends on how long you veg for. The sativa will stretch more than an indica.

Lol, yeah, I was not clear there. I meant the tomato plant

, since it is triggered by hormones.

Unity

Woomeister · #12 07-01-2008, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by unity

Lol, yeah, I was not clear there. I meant the tomato plant

, since it is triggered by hormones.

Unity

I knew you meant Toms and found the indica sativa comment quite weird for a moment!! Tomato plants (from my experience) grow according to strain. They are much harder to keep small as they are designed to hold heavy fruits.

As for your reasons +rep. My little boy (2 1/2yrs old) Thinks we have a dragon in the loft called Derek that Daddy has to feed every now and again!! He thinks its amazing that theres a dragon in the loft!!!!

cirrus12 · #13 07-02-2008, 02:37 AM

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Originally Posted by unity

Lol, very nice

but my reason is far more 'primitive'
I was very busy building my new grow space, and my 8 year old with his imense brain figured out within minutes what the intake was needed for (as in fresh air for plants) next he figured out that the fans must be for ventilation etc.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all legal, have my card etc. but didn't want him to have to keep a secret, so I told him we can groe vegetables in there

. To which he replied: I can't wait.

So,if I do not want to be a lier I have to produce some veggies

Unity

Smart kid for an 8 yr old

cirrus12 · #14 07-02-2008, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Woomeister

3. you want to try and produce tomannabis, a THC packed fruit great in salads.

close?

That reminds me of a simpsons episode where home crosses tomatos and tobacco. God I wish this were possible. I love tomatos as is, a tomato sandwich with 15% THC tomatos would be godly

unity · #15 07-03-2008, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Woomeister

I knew you meant Toms and found the indica sativa comment quite weird for a moment!! Tomato plants (from my experience) grow according to strain. They are much harder to keep small as they are designed to hold heavy fruits.

As for your reasons +rep. My little boy (2 1/2yrs old) Thinks we have a dragon in the loft called Derek that Daddy has to feed every now and again!! He thinks its amazing that theres a dragon in the loft!!!!

I told my wife about the dragon in your loft,

we rolled for 15 minutes

. Made us realize how many stories there must be out there

Thanks for your help mate, I'll get some midget tomatos

Unity

unity · #16 07-03-2008, 10:34 AM

Thanks mates, I'll be back in the gardening section once shit goes wrong with my tomatos

txhomegrown · #17 07-05-2008, 12:22 AM

I used to grow a short determinate variety that was called "Stakeless" because the stem was so thick you didnt need to stake or cage it. Nice medium sized fruits that tasted great. Just about any determinate variety would work, because they usually dont get more than a couple feet tall.

unity · #18 07-05-2008, 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by txhomegrown

I used to grow a short determinate variety that was called "Stakeless" because the stem was so thick you didnt need to stake or cage it. Nice medium sized fruits that tasted great. Just about any determinate variety would work, because they usually dont get more than a couple feet tall.

Hey, do you guys think that they would caused a nute imbalance if I grow them out of the same res as the weed?

Tongbokes · #19 07-05-2008, 07:07 AM

GL on your maters bro !!!! We grow them here .. everything i grow is outside tho so i dont kn ow anything about Hydro . Only that its yummy stuff

unity · #20 07-05-2008, 07:17 AM

Another question I have is, why is it that tomatoes have sometimes a flowery texture on the inside? What causes that?

Unity