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End of Toms season?
Hi ABers
This is the first year we've had any success at all, and despite cropping a fair few fruits we still have lots of green fruit on our Tom vines,they no longer appear to be ripening and are starting to split. Should I call it a day and compost the lot or is there still hope if I pick and window sill whats left?
Similarly with the Chillis, only 2 fruits on each but still lots of flowers on the 2 remaining plants, Scoch Bonnet and Jalapeno. I could take the 2 Chilli plants to work and put them in the office but is it worth it at thistime of the year?
TIA
Daginge
This is the first year we've had any success at all, and despite cropping a fair few fruits we still have lots of green fruit on our Tom vines,they no longer appear to be ripening and are starting to split. Should I call it a day and compost the lot or is there still hope if I pick and window sill whats left?
Similarly with the Chillis, only 2 fruits on each but still lots of flowers on the 2 remaining plants, Scoch Bonnet and Jalapeno. I could take the 2 Chilli plants to work and put them in the office but is it worth it at thistime of the year?
TIA
Daginge
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There's no need to compost the green toms try this
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Trish often uses the BiL's excess for chutney to a recipe virtually identical to this.
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Trish often uses the BiL's excess for chutney to a recipe virtually identical to this.
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