[bigben]

My sungolds and golden cherry in the greenhouse are doing really well compared to the stuff I have out of doors. This is really small - I agree it is likely to be the cool nights. I might be looking for a green tomatoe chutney recipe later in the year!

[GrannieAnnie]

Brian got a bit over zealous one year and took the top off some of my toms, But I let 1 nice strong side shoot take over and that became the new main stem.

All of my toms are small too, partly because the first lot didn't germinate too well.  Harry from the village said oh I'vew gots lots of tomato plants and they've got fruit on, do you want some?  Very kind of him, but I've got plenty, and they'll catch up with his soon!!!! lol

[Scullion]

You think you've got problems, you want to see how my tomato plants turned out.... 

http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=78279.0

[JayG]

First year with a greenhouse so first time I've grown more than one variety, and it's quite interesting how they now vary given that they were sown on the same day and given the same growing conditions since then.

The Marmande and Inca cordons are about 3 feet high, but the Sweet Million bushes are about 4 feet high, even though they've had to produce side-shoots as well as vertical growth (and were actually the smallest when planted out into their growbags!)

All flowering now and looking healthy, so I guess it must be down to the variety.

(The Red Alert were started later as they will have to make do with the cold frame.)