Sine planting these in late spring they have produced about half a dozen fruit so far. And now I'm about to have three more.
Looks like they got a little "cats eyed". That is the splitting found on their skin. I hear its from too much water.. haha yeah Georgia does get alot of rain. It may make them a little ugly but they still taste great.
The plant is almost as tall as me. I need to build or buy some large cages for them next year. The plants wont get that much taller without support.
A little further down the vine another Tomato is almost ripe. There are three ready at the same time.
I wonder how many more I'll get before the end of the season. I think one more or maybe two more fruitings. That would be great, giving me over a dozen or so fruit per plant yielded for the year.
A couple of vines escaped the cage, but seems like they are doing okay on top of the mulch. I have hardwood chips spread out all over the place. Maybe that's acceptable for them so they dont rot.. I'll let them rest there and see how they do.
Should take a few days for these fruit to ripen. I place them in the window so they get some sunlight every day.
Just bought three Tomatoes ironically. I guess I'll just eat mine when they ripen as mine are much fresher than any major market bought Tomato.