Backyard Aquaponics
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ElKayBee,
Hi its [font=Comic Sans MS]www.joyfultomatoes.com[/font]....Cheers

Thanks Rupe, (Thanks VB too),
In the book it says to run strings up to a semi flexible horizontal support...like a PVC pipe I think.
Once the flowers come out all you do is whack the PVC and the vibration sorts out the germination needs. I never knew you had to worry...Bees?

I have to finish my other project, then finish off the panels on my back porch so that I can take down the pool fence which is in the way.
Then I can build a tank with blocks and cement...not going to use the old boat...looks crap!
Only then can I put up my growbeds etc etc.

Welcome to sunny Queensland (NOT)! Cheers

This is a very interesting book on tomato growing..

http://www.amazon.com/How-Grow-World-Re ... 0911311572

Thanks EB... another one to add to the bookshelf

Thanks for that Ira, I run strings up to a beam and jiggle the stringline every day...seems to provide good germination.

Can't quite get my head around having only 3 leaves on the vine tho - take it that's the secret ppl are paying for :sigh:

Must be doing a raging business - see the price has double on the e-book

Can't remember what I payed exactly, Think it was about $10.00.
Exchange rate with US dollar is about 0.8:1.0 so its not much anyhow, but I found it a good read.
I think you only have to hit the string once or twice...easy to get carried away I suppose....whatever rocks you..

The leaves are removed to provide more nutrient for the fruit.
He claims that the air and the light are of great importance..
Can't hurt.

Cheers

Go for it Ira...report back on the success of it

Price is now $20US, reason for the price hike comment...plus he said he was trying to find out what ppl would buy at