• Tomato Newsletters 2018
    • Home Page – Week One
    • Week Two – Tomato Seedlings
    • Week Three – Frequently Asked Questions
    • Week Four – When to Transplant Tomato Seedlings
    • Week Five – The Wet/Dry Cycle In Tomato Growing
    • Week Six – Growing Tomatoes In Hanging Baskets
    • Week Seven – Tomato Plant Vigour
    • Week Eight – Tomato Seedlings and High Temperatures
    • Week Nine – Leggy Tomato Plants
    • Week Ten – Getting Started Tomato Growing Guide
    • Week Eleven – Hardening Off Tomato Plants
    • Week Twelve – Container Size For Tomatoes
    • Week Thirteen – Growing Tomatoes In Hot Weather
    • Week Fourteen – How to tell one tomato variety from another
    • Week Fifteen – Nutrients for Tomatoes
    • Week Sixteen – Nutri Grow and Standard Tomato Feed Compared
    • Week Seventeen- Nutrient Strength for Tomatoes
    • Week Eighteen – BER and Pruning Tomatoes for Growth and Taste
    • Week Nineteen – Semi-Determinate Tomato Varieties
    • Week Twenty – Tomato Taste, BER, Containers, Reservoir Systems and Quiz
    • Week Twenty One – Feeding, Watering, Pruning and Problems
    • Week Twenty Two – Feeding Tips, Crimson Crush, Blight, Taste and Pruning
    • Week Twenty Three – Outdoor Plants, Split Skins, Nutrient Deficiency and Late Blight
    • Week Twenty Four – Grow a Salad, Manage Blight and Encourage Tomatoes to Ripen
    • Week Twenty Five – Bush Varieties & Saving Seeds
    • Week Twenty Six- Heirloom Tomatoes
    • Last Newsletter of the Season 2018
  • Tomato Growing Website
Tomato Newsletter
  • Tomato Newsletters 2018
    • Home Page – Week One
    • Week Two – Tomato Seedlings
    • Week Three – Frequently Asked Questions
    • Week Four – When to Transplant Tomato Seedlings
    • Week Five – The Wet/Dry Cycle In Tomato Growing
    • Week Six – Growing Tomatoes In Hanging Baskets
    • Week Seven – Tomato Plant Vigour
    • Week Eight – Tomato Seedlings and High Temperatures
    • Week Nine – Leggy Tomato Plants
    • Week Ten – Getting Started Tomato Growing Guide
    • Week Eleven – Hardening Off Tomato Plants
    • Week Twelve – Container Size For Tomatoes
    • Week Thirteen – Growing Tomatoes In Hot Weather
    • Week Fourteen – How to tell one tomato variety from another
    • Week Fifteen – Nutrients for Tomatoes
    • Week Sixteen – Nutri Grow and Standard Tomato Feed Compared
    • Week Seventeen- Nutrient Strength for Tomatoes
    • Week Eighteen – BER and Pruning Tomatoes for Growth and Taste
    • Week Nineteen – Semi-Determinate Tomato Varieties
    • Week Twenty – Tomato Taste, BER, Containers, Reservoir Systems and Quiz
    • Week Twenty One – Feeding, Watering, Pruning and Problems
    • Week Twenty Two – Feeding Tips, Crimson Crush, Blight, Taste and Pruning
    • Week Twenty Three – Outdoor Plants, Split Skins, Nutrient Deficiency and Late Blight
    • Week Twenty Four – Grow a Salad, Manage Blight and Encourage Tomatoes to Ripen
    • Week Twenty Five – Bush Varieties & Saving Seeds
    • Week Twenty Six- Heirloom Tomatoes
    • Last Newsletter of the Season 2018
  • Tomato Growing Website

reasons why we don’t sow tomato seed directly in garden soil.

21 Apr 2018

Tomato Seedlings and High Temperatures

This week: Tomato seedlings and high temperatures, beware of the pigeons, take the quiz, reasons why we don’t sow tomato seed directly in garden soil. Can seedlings have too much sun? It’s been a fabulous week for sunshine here in … Read More

beware of the pigeons, reasons why we don't sow tomato seed directly in garden soil., take the quiz, Tomato seedlings and high temperatures

Newsletters 2017

  • Tomato Newsletters
    • Tomato Grow Kits & Starter Kits
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Three
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Four
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Five
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Six
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Seven
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Eight
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Nine
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Ten
    • Tomato Newsletter Week Eleven
    • Tomato Growing Equipment and Accessories (Part 1)
    • Tomato Growing Equipment and Accessories (Part 2)
    • Leaves & Flowers – My Maltese Tomatoes
    • Tomato Plant Leaves and Nutrient Deficiencies
    • Pollination & Fruit Set In Tomatoes
    • Pruning Tomatoes for Growth and Taste
    • Tomato Problems Caused By Direct Sunlight
    • Blossom End Rot & How To Avoid It – Part One
    • Blossom End Rot & How To Avoid It – Part Two
    • When To Remove The Growing Tip – Feeding For Upper Truss Growth
    • Holiday Watering Tomatoes
    • Feeding Tomatoes Every Watering
    • How To Encourage Tomatoes To Ripen On The Plant
    • How To Manage Tomato Blight
    • Best & Worst Tomato Varieties Of 2017
    • Choosing Tomato Varieties for 2018
    • Last Newsletter Of The Season
  • Intro To Hydroponics
    • Week One – Sowing
    • Nutrient Absorption and pH
    • Week Two – Seed Germination
    • Week Three – Rockwool
    • Week Four – Transplanting
    • Week Five – Nutrients
    • Week Six – Adult Feed
    • Week Seven – Early Growth
    • Week Eight – Calcium
    • Week Nine – Not a lot to do!
    • Week Ten – So far so good!
    • Week Eleven – Flush Through
    • Week Twelve – Feeding 50-50
    • Week Thirteen – Temperatures & Flower Set
    • A Bit Of Background To Hydroponics
    • Minibel Progress
      • Tomato Growing Website
        • Tomato Growing Newsletter 2014
        • Tomato Growing Newsletter 2013
        • Test Area Growth Comparisons

Hydroponics 4 Fun 2017

  • Intro To Hydroponics
  • Week One – Sowing
    • Nutrient Absorption and pH
  • Week Two – Germination
  • Week Three – Rockwool
  • Week Four – Transplanting
  • Week Five – Nutrients
  • Week Six – Adult Feed
  • Week Seven – Early Growth
  • Week Eight – Calcium
  • Week Nine – Not a lot to do!
  • Week Ten – So far so good!
  • Week Eleven – Flush Through
  • Week Twelve – Feeding 50-50
  • Week Thirteen – Temperatures & Flower Set
  • A Bit Of Background To Hydroponics
  • Minibel Progress
  • Minibel Fruiting – Conclusion
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  • Disclosure
  • Contact Nick
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