[alan bell]

It's my first time growing tom's, in a new greenhouse, so it's all very new to me!

I'm using ring culture techniques ( or trying to) and have tried some "red cherry"  from seed.

The plants look pretty healthy, and have reached the eaves level, so I think I've pinched out the right shoot, and I have fruit forming.

If I knew how I'd attach a photo. Green fruit are all wrinkly, and I'm concerned that crop will not be very good. I think I've watered enough (maybe too much!) and I've just started feeding.

Looking at my expert gardener neighbour's tom plants, mine look very inferior; his are large and beautifully formed ( he grows for exhibition), can anyone suggest what problem might be, so I can learn if nothing else,

thanks, alan b

[barney rubble]

Hello Alan and welcome. I can't answer your question I'm afraid, but someone will doubtless be able to. I can give you the link to follow on the site to explain how to post your photos - it always helps1 good luck with your growing

http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=19476.0

[Goosegirl]

I'd speak to your expert neighbour gardener. If he is worth his salt as an exhibition grower, he should be able to help you.