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Growing Tomatoes
gjcore

growing tomatoes sideways under lights

10 years ago

My tomatoes have gotten too tall for my light fixtures so I turned the containers to lay on their side. Obviously they have turned up towards the light. Been that way for a few days. Next week I should start hardening off.


Could there be any downside to this experiment?



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