Closer look at growing tomatoes

That closer look at strawberries yielded a bad bit of news, so I won't be going there.

Maybe the same could be true of tomatoes?  Well, let's look closely before spending a lot more time on it.

Here's some tips on growing tomatoes.  Everybody seems to have those.




More tips below:

• Why is Epsom Salt/Magnesium Sulfate Good For Tomato & Vegetable Plants: The Details! - TRG 2014
• Tomato Disease Prevention by Using Aspirin to Trick Your Tomato
• Foliar Spraying: Stopping Tomato Fungal Diseases with Baking Soda - The Rusted Garden 2013
• How to Prepare Eggshells for Use in the Garden: Vinegar & Blossom End Rot - The Rusted Garden 2014
• A Complete Video Guide for Growing Heirloom Tomatoes: Start to Finish

I didn't see any show stoppers.

Update:

The show stopper for strawberries is that they have to be grown outside because they have to be pollinated before they can bear fruit.  There doesn't seem to be any reasonable way that they can be grown inside of a greenhouse.  Unless there are some that can be, this is officially a show stopper.

This one goes into the Food subseries.

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