MrUtech:

Thanks bro, you seem to be the most humble guy here. God bless your hustle

Thank you so much!

@kizyt update please.no pic of the progress of late. I want to see ur harvest.

Arvinkris:
@kizyt update please.no pic of the progress of late. I want to see ur harvest.

Expect update soon bro.

You harvested the fruits unripe, is it better to do the harvest when it's ripe or unripe

MrUtech:
You harvested the fruits unripe, is it better to do the harvest when it's ripe or unripe

You can harvest half ripe so as to keep tomatoes fresh for longer time before consumption.

Congrats bro....

Kizyte:
Harvest Time Very Close: Fruits are very big and about to start getting ripe

Bigger and fresh everyday...

I must say nice work sir. could you kindly post a pic where one can see how the ropes you used for support comes into play? thanks a million.

lanre2009:
Congrats bro....

Thanks man!

eddyline:
I must say nice work sir. could you kindly post a pic where one can see how the ropes you used for support comes into play? thanks a million.

Enough pics on thread... As fruits are getting heavier, ropes are sagging.

Kizyte:
Enough pics on thread... As fruits are getting heavier, ropes are sagging.

When it ripens do open up a new thread and create a timeline showing pictures from the beginning, pictures of the packs of the tomato seeds, when it was in the nursery, the land prepared, transplanting, trellis etc to the point of a healthy harvest. Do provide dates so we can know how long it took from seeds to healthy ripe tomatoes. We need to have it on the Front page to motivate many.

Kizyte:
Harvest Time Very Close: Fruits are very big and about to start getting ripe

Bigger and fresh everyday...

Very nice I must say
Wish am close to your farm

that is the ugwu farm

another view

another view .besides I am not a bro .I Am a girl

Ezinwa25:


Very nice I must say
Wish am close to your farm

Thanks

Pavore9:


When it ripens do open up a new thread and create a timeline showing pictures from the beginning, pictures of the packs of the tomato seeds, when it was in the nursery, the land prepared, transplanting, trellis etc to the point of a healthy harvest. Do provide dates so we can know how long it took from seeds to healthy ripe tomatoes. We need to have it on the Front page to motivate many.

Or edit the first post to a timeline with links to the pictures on this thread. We are waiting for the stew to set before inviting lalastic to come and eat.

esty27:
that is the ugwu farm

It isn't usually good to let plantains or bananas grow so close to the fence. They could be quite dangerous. Currently, I've limited use of my farm due to the devastation caused by the plantains on my farm close to the fence.

Neduzze5:


It isn't usually good to let plantains or bananas grow so close to the fence. They could be quite dangerous. Currently, I've limited use of my farm due to the devastation caused by the plantains on my farm close to the fence.

Explain why they re bad if planted close to the fence

nwabuwa:

Explain why they re bad if planted close to the fence

Oh... Sorry, I thought I made it clear. The part of my wall where plantains were growing fell after too much weight from the plantains both the roots and the body of the plantain tree over an extended period. It was a ripple effect, and quite a distance of the fence was damaged because of that.

Also, whirlwinds can push down your plantains which would in turn knock down your wall.

Neduzze5:



Oh... Sorry, I thought I made it clear. The part of my wall where plantains were growing fell after too much weight from the plantains both the roots and the body of the plantain tree over an extended period. It was a ripple effect, and quite a distance of the fence was damaged because of that.

Also, whirlwinds can push down your plantains which would in turn knock down your wall.

You are correct. I have been opportune to work in a plantain plantation and the worst case scenario is when the plantain is near a fence, it can damage the fence, it can be easy for anyone to make away with, cause rift if it's leaves enters a neighboring compound

More photos

From ur experience how many tomato plant can give two 35kg baskets per harvest?

Fresh

Arvinkris:
From ur experience how many tomato plant can give two 35kg baskets per harvest?

Don't really know, but you get average of 25 tomatoes per plant. Same plant will continue flowering and producing more tomatoes.

Kizyte:
Don't really know, but you get average of 25 tomatoes per plant. Same plant will continue flowering and producing more tomatoes.

Thanks for d info.it will continue flowering and producing how much longer? I mean ow many more cycles is achievable sir?

@ kitzyte. Please i tried to signup on aliexpress but was unsucessful. Apart from amazon(cos its quite expensive on their site), is there no other website to make purchase on tomato seeds?

shakyriri:

Thanks for d info.it will continue flowering and producing how much longer? I mean ow many more cycles is achievable sir?

Don't know yet, I'm still watching.

pleasureosondu:
@ kitzyte. Please i tried to signup on aliexpress but was unsucessful. Apart from amazon(cos its quite expensive on their site), is there no other website to make purchase on tomato seeds?

See my other thread on how to sign up on Aliexpress

https://www.nairaland.com/3252918/simple-steps-how-import-china

Ezinwa25 you're invited, tomatoes are ripe and thanks for following thread.

See few photos above.

I just got an email notification from trackitonline.ru notifying my product is headed for Nigeria. But I need clarification. I have prepared my soil for long now using dead plants as my source of manure but I am not yet certified with the green house. If I can irrigate it well this harmattan season, hope it will yield well and secondly I stay in AbA ,Abia State, hope the delivery will be in my location