Tomato Growing Forum
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Subject: BIG ZAC Tomatoes
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LIpumpkin |
Long Island,New York
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Paul...A couple other growers and myself were wondering if you could write a little ditty on Big Zacs and what you do to grow them as big as you do. It could go in the articles section here with misting system articles and the such. At 4 lbs, you seem to be "the man" around here...teach us...teach us....G
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1/30/2002 10:55:38 AM
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huffspumpkins |
canal winchester ohio
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Ok, I'll write up what I done last year & send it to John & Ken and let them take care of it........fair enough?
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1/30/2002 10:59:03 AM
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Water (John) |
Midway City, California
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I read that big zacs are mostly water and have very little taste Is This True?
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1/30/2002 11:24:11 AM
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jeff517 |
Ga.
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Water,,,the ones I grew this year were really good...First one I ate,,I let it get to soft...The others were good...
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1/30/2002 11:27:22 AM
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Clarence |
Midwest
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How or where do I get seed ?
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1/30/2002 11:39:34 AM
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jeff517 |
Ga.
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www.totallytomato.com
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1/30/2002 12:33:43 PM
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LIpumpkin |
Long Island,New York
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I'll trade you some for the 1190 Dan....hee-heee.......G
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1/30/2002 12:34:22 PM
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Clarence |
Midwest
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To late, It's gone !!!hee......heee..CK
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1/30/2002 12:45:28 PM
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blkcloud |
Pulaski Tn blkcloud@igiles.net
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I done gone and mail ordered me sum of dem big zacs and fixin to start one in a 5 gallon bucket, the dirt is from my barn and has some horse S mixed in with it.. what im wondering is how well do they grow indoors?? and will they bare fruit indoors? thanky,Keith
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1/30/2002 1:39:11 PM
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Wes@PA |
Chester Co., PA
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Water, If you grow any of these let me know how they do in our climate. I'm reluctant to give up on 'BetterBoy'.
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1/30/2002 1:46:22 PM
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Water (John) |
Midway City, California
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Wes... I am thinking about giving them a try. Don't know how many seeds in a pack, but will be glad to send you a few. I went to the (totallytomato.com) site and ordered a Catalog (free)site also has some good growing information
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1/30/2002 3:21:10 PM
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Gads |
Deer Park WA
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I ordered my seeds on line from Totally Tomatoe 1-3-02 and haven't recieved them yet. How long does it take to get them? I ordered my Ailsae giant onions on the same date from Exhibition Seeds in the UK, and recieved them two weeks later (onions are already up!).
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1/30/2002 7:53:09 PM
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kilrpumpkins |
Western Pa.
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Guys, Just remember that since just about anything that wanders along can pollinate these with pollen from who knows where, that if you keep seeds from year to year, you will get "off types".
kilr
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1/30/2002 9:36:13 PM
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jeff517 |
Ga.
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gads,,I had some seed get lost one time..I never got them,,so I called them,,,had the seed the next week..
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1/30/2002 10:04:15 PM
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Brian C. |
Rexburg, Idaho (brianchristensenmd@gmail.com )
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Gads, I think it took close to a month before my seeds came from totally tomatoes. Planted my Ailsea tonight. It's a little late for a huge one but its a beginners try.
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1/30/2002 10:44:15 PM
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blkcloud |
Pulaski Tn blkcloud@igiles.net
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Gads, they are not real swooft when it comes to shipping or replying to emails, it took about 2 weeks for me to get my seeds.. but they did send me a free pack of some other tomato seeds!!!
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1/31/2002 8:53:27 AM
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Gads |
Deer Park WA
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Brian, did you get the how to Super Onion manual as well? They use a greenhouse, and a lot of the same techniques us pumpkin growers do. I think yours, and my growing season is off a little from theirs so maybe we are not to late to get a monster Onion. I also just learned that it takes two years for these long day onions to seed! I have a lot to learn....
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1/31/2002 8:00:38 PM
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