Apparently I didn't have enough shade or regular watering. The tomato plant is still alive but not producing. We have gotten a few of the spicy banana peppers. I forgot to use one in my breakfast yesterday when I was not trucking
@@cowboyroyrogersnewsandclues keep it alive you should get a huge harvest in the Fall when the temps drop. Tomatoes are heavy feeders so dump some crushed eggshells and rabbit manure around the base of the plant.
Thank you. I have a lot of crushed eggshells but I haven't managed to run them through a blender to turn them to dust. I probably shouldn't put fresh rabbit manure but there should be a pile on the other side of the house where the cage used to be. I'll try to do that this weekend on Sunday maybe.
My guess on your tomatoes is they got to warm. They don't flower over 90 degrees. Move them away from that reflective wall. If you keep them alive you may get some early fall. Sweet potato leaves are good to eat.
Thank you very much for your input. Because it had rained a couple times I wasn't going out and watering. There were lots of big okra. I'll be able to put those with the potatoes in the Crock-Pot.
Also the plants are behind that reflective wall so that they have shade the rest of the day. Still thanks again for the recommendation. Tree in the following video provides shade on that tomato plant for much of the morning.
@@cowboyroyrogersnewsandclues So many americans come to the philippines. And tell everybody they're going to grow a lot of tomatoes. Add find out the temperatures to high. I believe you're in southern texas.
Yes sir I call it central Texas but it's actually South central. I go to South Texas when I can actually get an empty trailer to go there. People call my area South Texas but when you go to the Rio Grande Valley that's a little bit more of South to me
Tomatoes are finicky. I like to grow mine in the shade when possible. Love the beds. Try a nice Fall crop. Have a super blessed day. Wendy❤️🇺🇸🙏🏻
Apparently I didn't have enough shade or regular watering. The tomato plant is still alive but not producing. We have gotten a few of the spicy banana peppers. I forgot to use one in my breakfast yesterday when I was not trucking
@@cowboyroyrogersnewsandclues keep it alive you should get a huge harvest in the Fall when the temps drop. Tomatoes are heavy feeders so dump some crushed eggshells and rabbit manure around the base of the plant.
Thank you. I have a lot of crushed eggshells but I haven't managed to run them through a blender to turn them to dust. I probably shouldn't put fresh rabbit manure but there should be a pile on the other side of the house where the cage used to be.
I'll try to do that this weekend on Sunday maybe.
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My guess on your tomatoes is they got to warm. They don't flower over 90 degrees. Move them away from that reflective wall. If you keep them alive you may get some early fall. Sweet potato leaves are good to eat.
Thank you very much for your input. Because it had rained a couple times I wasn't going out and watering. There were lots of big okra. I'll be able to put those with the potatoes in the Crock-Pot.
Also the plants are behind that reflective wall so that they have shade the rest of the day. Still thanks again for the recommendation. Tree in the following video provides shade on that tomato plant for much of the morning.
@@cowboyroyrogersnewsandclues So many americans come to the philippines. And tell everybody they're going to grow a lot of tomatoes. Add find out the temperatures to high. I believe you're in southern texas.
Yes sir I call it central Texas but it's actually South central. I go to South Texas when I can actually get an empty trailer to go there. People call my area South Texas but when you go to the Rio Grande Valley that's a little bit more of South to me