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Gardening

The Velveteen Ocelot

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4. I saw this post in the Lounge but just now noticed that the pot is indoors -

Reply to Disaffected (Original post)

Sun Aug 30, 2020, 06:07 PM

Aug 2020

should have read it more closely. An indoor plant might not get enough sun, even if it's in a south window. And the larger problem is that the flowers won't be pollinated indoors unless you have some indoor bees.

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For what it's worth from a novice like me... Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2020 #1

If you live in a summer climate plant it deep, way up the stem, outside. If not and get nothing til The Wielding Truth Aug 2020 #2

You have to pollinate the flowers brokephibroke Aug 2020 #3

I saw this post in the Lounge but just now noticed that the pot is indoors - The Velveteen Ocelot Aug 2020 #4

my mom said the farmers at the market said it was a bad tomato year. but i would give it pansypoo53219 Aug 2020 #5

Thanks all for your help. Disaffected Aug 2020 #6

Too much nitrogen maybe brokephibroke Aug 2020 #7