I've got some that just haven't grown any in the past few weeks. They are just sitting there. But, I have gotten one or two ripe ones off another plant. I'm not sure what to tell you about your seedlings. I've not had any problems with mine.

Greg

Did you guy's plant them under the shade of a tree? Mine did very well. I have gave some away and wife is tired of making salsa. Plants are about finished, with the first crop. Sorry to hear about your slow tomatoes.
Norm

I've got mine staked to sunflowers, which may be part of the problem. There's so much conflicting info on their allopathic properties. I think as far as that goes, it affects some tomatoes more than others, as I have some plants that are barely growing at all, and others that are growing wonderfully and loving the sturdy supports. I thought maybe some of the trouble was too much shade, so I've been selectively clipping back some of the sunflower leaves. Maybe a little fertilizer would help. I put some compost, banana peels and coffee grounds under my plants with a layer of dirt between it and the plants, when I plant them, but maybe it's just not enough this year.

I have three Better Boys, planted in large pots, full sun, watered almost daily. This is my first try at tomatoes in Tennessee, so I have no previous local experience. I had a couple early, and maybe 8 altogether but they've all had cracks, bad spots, and the plants aren't huge. Disappointing!