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I would lighting hoe around the plant careful not to disturb the roots. That will help the soil to dry out. Sometimes when too wet the soil will sour and have an odor about it.
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It won't be long Randy!!!
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Randy that will help with the blossom end rot. We have done our tomatoes with the Epsom salts and mortar mix for over 25 years. I usually dance with the one that brung me. hehehehe
Dor I hope you can stop the blossom end rot. Nothing like thinking you have a ripe tomato and when you pick...
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I wouldn't fertilize any tomatoes until the ground is dry again. The plants are already stressed enough. To help eliminate the blossom end rot mix equal parts of Epsom Salts and dry mortar mix. You can buy small bags at Lowe's. Mix together and sprinkle a 1/4 to 1/3 cup of the mix around the...
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Dor I can't imagine what that could be. Sorry
I hope we won't get any rain in awhile to let things dry off.
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Dave is that a beaver? Couldn't see the tail. Inquiring minds want to know.
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Gloria we got 4.7 inches of that good ole' SC rain last night. My garden is not too bad with all the recent rain but I have had to really work at it.
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John I would give it more time for the ground to dry out some. Wouldn't fertilize any more and would try to aerate the soil around the plants til the soil is drier. Good luck and keep us posted.
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Dor that is wonderful. Am trying something new this year with fertilizing. Using 6-6-18 fertilizer and in another week or so going to use phospate.
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I bagged up 3 nice size bags of summer squash to give away yesterday and my sister in law is coming to get a 2 gallon bucket full of cucumbers to make pickle. I have parted with any of my tomatoes yet, but, soon and very soon I will be.
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We got total 4.7 inches of rain last night, so I don't know what my garden is going to do with all this water. Only time will tell.
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Good to see you my friend. Let me know if I can help you in any way.
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Hi and welcome to our garden group. I never heard of that plant but it does sound interesting. Hope someone can help you.
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I have never had a problem with my Lamb's Ear spreading everywhere. I thin it every couple of years to contain it.
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Even will all the recent rain, my garden is producing. Have to pick the summer squash and cukes every day. Also pick on an average of 4 tomatoes from the garden. The watermelons have loads of blooms but haven't seen any fruit yet.
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Good Luck!!! Keep us posted. Inquiring minds want to know.
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I have a larger seedless watermelon we are going to cut tomorrow. It's like looking for a buried treasure hoping to find a viable seed.
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Keep us posted on how the seeds do. Inquiring minds want to know.
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Dor look and see if you got any seeds in it you can dry and try to plant. It was a $2 personal size small wateremelon that weighed between 8 and 10 pounds. That was a wonderful watermelon.
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I don't think all flowers set seeds.
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