1 2009-05-12T08:34:39+10:00 false That must be what the poor tumbling toms were thinking when I re-potted them again. I was given a nicer looking hanging basket, so it was out with the old compost, mix in some water retaining gel, then stuff it all back in with the plants in to their new home. The pot is a 12" basket. It does not look like much, but these tomatoes don't take a lot of room up. Littlest's was plonked in to the top of a strawberry planter last year along with a strawberry plant and a Dianthus, and it did OK. I can only hope that these are as hardy as Littlest's was. Their leaves have curled under a bit, but I expect that they are just protesting and a bit over-watered. I mean, you have to water them in when you transplant them don't you? They've had a good soak twice in a 3 week period, and I think it is getting them down. Looking back at the picture I took when Littlest got his, his plant was bigger than these are. I'm hardening them off at the mo, bringing them inside in the evening when I remember to do it... There are flowers and buds on the plants already. I don't know whether I should pinch them out like you do with normal tomatoes or not. Perhaps I should until they get a little bit bigger. On the other hand, these things do so well without any of the faffing about that normal tomatoes need. Oh what a quandary! 3 false 3 57131 false false false Entry 2009-05-11T10:00:00+10:00 DMY 59659 Public 2009-05-12T08:34:39+10:00 811 Sunny 15 C