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The color of your True Black Brandywine tomatoes may be staying red instead of turning darker maroon due to several factors: 1. Genetic Variation: Sometimes, seeds can have slight genetic variations or mix-ups, resulting in fruit that doesn’t fully develop the expected coloration. 2. Light Exposure: True Black Brandywine tomatoes develop their darker maroon color more prominently with good exposure to sunlight. If the tomatoes are shaded or not getting enough direct sunlight, they may stay red. 3. Ripening Conditions: Temperature and ripening conditions can also affect color. Cooler temperatures might not allow the fruit to develop the full maroon color. Similarly, the fruit might need a longer time to ripen fully before achieving its characteristic color. 4. Nutrient Deficiency: A lack of certain nutrients, particularly potassium, can affect the coloration of tomatoes. Ensuring your soil is well-balanced and rich in nutrients might help in developing the expected color. 5. Maturity: Sometimes tomatoes take longer to fully ripen. Patience might be required as they can turn darker as they reach full maturity. Hopefully, this helps!

Yeah- we may do a Fall crop.

Thanks, brother!

Lol- we’re still doing bush beans but maybe we’ll switch to pole someday.

Glad to hear that!

I’ve got a bunch of seeds.

Can you share some?

We’ll see how the plants turn out… so far, so good!

It’s an heirloom… I bought the seeds originally from Baker Creek.

thank u

Indeed

Closer indeed

Pee pads for now hahaha

Thanks, bro- I know they’re good for me and would probably feel better if I laid off of the ice cream 🤣.

Thanks- I hope all is well for you and your family!

That’s awesome!! If everything sprouts good, I’ll bring you some more microgreens next week 😉

So far so good… it’s got several settings to adjust the intensity. Really, it depends on your application. I got it in case I wanted to grow fruiting crops under grow lights from start to finish. But I mostly use it to start seedlings. This is another good option if you’re wanting just to start seeds or grow non-fruiting crops that are mostly vegetative: litestoreusa.com/index.php?id_product=3841&id_product_attribute=0&rewrite=plantmax-led-jn-ledt544-t5-44-fixture&controller=product&gad_source=4&gclid=CjwKCAiA-vOsBhAAEiwAIWR0TbKCpN8NVntwlmQ2SHT8qjIFB4F6LwxkIrbVI17vR_wX71EFGxrRLRoCG4wQAvD_BwE

Yet they crush 90% of the time anyway, they just say it's for cushion so they have an excuse to put less product

No- it was a defective bag of chips my Dad picked up from a local grocery store. They ended up giving him the bag free because they saw it had hardly any chips in it.

You can try a leaf blower. We did it the manual way and spread the leaves out with pitch forks. We loaded tarps to pull big chunks to where we wanted them, dumped them, then spread them out by hand. In the Spring, I run a riding lawn mower over them on the highest setting and mulch them in.

When you open the top lid, there is a removable tray with a flexible tabs on each side. Push the tabs in slightly towards each other as you try to pull it out, and you should be able to remove the tray for cleaning.

Thanks, bro- maybe I’ll do another one.

No- I flash froze them before putting them into the bags.

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Thanks!

Thanks!

That is awesome!