[strider84]

Still a bit concerned about the yellowing of the lower leaves as it is starting to move up the plant and has also developed some brown specs in it?

The plant does not have many flowers on so looks like it might be stunted.... More pics attached fruit that is coming looks ok tho?

[Growing4mykids]

My youngest (19 mth) has just found out green tom's don't taste the best, even if it was the biggest, GRRRRRRRRR 

I thought you were "growing 4your kids"  I can hear it now, "when they are red darling"....

I am!, but at this rate there'll be nothing for the rest of us  she's already attacked most of the strawbs and what pea's we have, little monkey, but i love her 

[mumofstig]

Still a bit concerned about the yellowing of the lower leaves as it is starting to move up the plant and has also developed some brown specs in it?

They do this - as the tops grow the old leaves eventually die back.
Just take the yellow leaves off if they bother you.

[Debz]

Starting to see fruit on several different varieties.  Looking forward to the first ripe ones and eating tomatoes that actually have a flavour unlike shop bought ones.

[New shoot]

First 2 ripe toms from the Latah last night    Would have taken a pic but they were wolfed down, still warm from the sun mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 

[compostqueen]

Still no ripe Tigerellas despite them sitting there for at least a month    I took off some more foliage today, just to let the air get round and reduce some of the tangle somewhat

[Growing4mykids]

Please excuse my excitement, but, I noticed 2 orange toms on separate minibels this morning, overly made-up  Alicante's have plenty of fattening toms on them and more to come 

[Sadgit]

I noticed this morning that some flowers are now tiny fruit.. yep very late I know

[lazza]

Away for a night down in London with work, and my plants have gone mad! 

1 x Brown Berry - in the greenhouse, about 170cm tall, 4 trusses developing toms, one further small truss developing. Time to cut the top off, I think!
4 x Currant sweet pea - in the greenhouse, about 180-200cm tall, have reached the top of the greenhouse, and some have split into multiple fruit bearing branches at the top. Also time to pinch the tops!
2 x Garden peach - in the greenhouse, about 150cm tall, with small toms on both.
1 x Tiny tim - outside the back door against the south-facing wall, still going mad! probably about 100 flowers on it now, and a dozen toms coming. One "branch" is starting to get very long.... do I need to pinch it out so growth is focused on the trusses?
2 x Lemon Plum - in the greenhouse, about 150cm tall, 3-4 trusses of flowers on each one, and some tiny toms developiing.

[Willow_Warren]

I have fruit settling on everything, some larger than others.

I have harvested 5 tomatoes off one of my sweet n'neat plants.

Hopefully more to follow!

H

[A Reyt Tayty]

Plants in greenhouse doing well and looking fit. Outside ones are not so fit and fruits are noticably smaller. The tigrella are going really mad and are throwing trusses which make the yeilds from the likes of Garden Pearl look sparse. The first trusses are fairly normal with nice sized fruits, but the higher trusses are throwing lots of very small fruits. I've just taken about 75% off one of ther upper trusses and still have masses left on as I'd prefer fewer, larger toms.

I'll try to put some piccys on tomorrow.

[Totty]

Growing better than ever, first sown ones are around seven foot with upto eight trusses, need stopping. Gonna they are loving the weather but watering takes forever.
The Shirley plant that split into two leaders now has two trusses below, and five on each side after it split, if they all did that we would only need half the plants.
Looking forward to the glut, soup recipes at the ready.

Totty

[Auntiemogs]

Crikey Totty!  That is one mahoosive greenhouse you have there, I'm not surprised it takes a while to water!  Have you considered putting in an irrigation system or even just a soaker hose with a timer?   

[GrannieAnnie]

Still no ripe Tigerellas despite them sitting there for at least a month    I took off some more foliage today, just to let the air get round and reduce some of the tangle somewhat

I know, once you get the fruits on the tomato plants, it seems to tke forever for them to ripen at times doesn't it?  I keep looking at mine, but they are all still green! 

[Springlands]

Toms very slow this year - they have made some progress since the warmer weather but the toms are still just the size of peas - unless we have a prolonged good summer I do not think I will get much of a crop.