Hi everyone. I’m in the UK and on Dartmoor (it’s cold!). I have a propagator full of flowering tomato plants. I’ve taken the lid and the sides off, but they’re bursting out. I need the propagator for my other seeds. We have an old, unheated and draughty greenhouse. Will they die if I start moving them out?

by Radiant_Speaker8769

6 Comments

  1. Dark_Foggy_Evenings

    They’ll be ok inside the house out of the propagator somewhere bright but the greenhouse’ll be way too cold. You’ll need to hold em over until May at the earliest I’d say.

  2. Nellasofdoriath

    Welcome to gallon pottsville. Population: you.

    Youre.going to have to repot them. I did this once

  3. Jacktheforkie

    Tomatoes grow fuckin anywhere, I literally had one growing on my forklift

  4. ASecularBuddhist

    You’re trying to grow large plants in tiny containers, so they think this is the end of the line for them and have started fruiting.

  5. rogueredfive

    Is the final destination the ground or the greenhouse? If it’s the ground, and the soil temp is warming up, I would pick a couple test subjects and bury them deep inside some water walls and see how they go.

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