October greenhouse toms

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Hey,

It's been a while since my last post, almost a month now. Don't really know why I haven't been posting lately. I suppose I got carried away with work and a lil holiday1, 2 and neglected steemit.

Anyway, my greenhouse is still producing, at least for a little bit.
The plants are not looking great but it's the end of October, honestly I'm surprised they're still going.
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I have some beautiful Jersey Devils, these are the largest this plant has produced so far. I hope they'll still ripen, the temps are dropping quickly now so I'm not sure how they'll do.
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Green zebras are looking pretty good as well.
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My peppers are finally turning red, they sure took their time.
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I've picked whatever was ready, this will be the last substantial harvest of this season as I've removed all but 4 tomato plants and some pepper plants. Some of the tomato vines I removed were 15-20 feet long, it's amazing how much these plants grow.
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My greenhouse is looking so empty now after removing the plants. I've left 2 zebra plants, one Jersey Devil, another tomato plant I don't remember the name for and the peppers.
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And a little bonus, I have two mystery hop plants that I grew from seed. They took their time as well, they needed 6 months in the fridge to germinate and they're finally taking off now. I know growing hops from seed is not the best way and that you can never know what plant will come out but it will be fun to find out.
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I'll need to do a bit of googling and find out how to tell males from females; hopefully at least one of them will be a female otherwise they won't be useful.
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That's it for now, cheers for having a look!

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