2 weeks isn't that long. I've had some sitting for a month. When they actually ripen somewhat depends on the variety. I've had green Rutgers, Cherokee Purple, Brandywine, and Hawaiian Pineapples that have been on the vine seemingly forever. Actually my first CP just showed blush this am. You have a while to go. I wish the rest of my life would consist of 'waiting for tomatoes to ripen' time, then it would feel like I'm living forever ;-)

Yep. Takes quite awhile after they're done reaching full size. But, once that 1st one finally ripens, the rest really kick it in.for the remainder of the season.

Kevin

If you go over to the Growing Tomatoes forum you'll find lots of 'how long till ripen' discussions. Average is 6 to 7 weeks from fruit set to ripening. Google "tomato truss timeline" for a day by day photo spread of the ripening process.

Dave

I thought it was roughly 60 days from flower to ripened fruit. Seems about right. I can only ever track the first flowers to the first fruit, though. Cherry tomatoes are a bit faster, which makes sense since the fruits are smaller.

Great thanks for all of your feedback! I'm not sure what kind of tomatoes they are I am a first year gardener so next year I will definitely look before I plant!