^ That....there isn't a store bought tomato on the planet that can come close to the taste of home grown.
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I don't even buy that tasteless hydroponic junk in the cold months.
Pssh....People BEG me to sell jars of salsa to them for $5/jar!! I had 87 jars of salsa last summer. Plus, there isn't a store bought tomato on the planet that can come close to the taste of home grown.....
I'll be putting seeds in pots come Feb. 1st... We plant march 21st here.....Amen...it’s about this time of year I start getting a real hankering for homegrown tomatoes.
^ That.
I don't even buy that tasteless hydroponic junk in the cold months.
Awe man you all just got wanting to plant something and its still 2 months to spring ( and below freezing here). Will be starting some seeds in pots soon though.
Warren
Actually if they are growing them correctly hydroponic's produce a way better tasting product.^ That.
I don't even buy that tasteless hydroponic junk in the cold months.
Actually if they are growing them correctly hydroponic's produce a way better tasting product.
The problem is they are adding anywhere near the right minerals and nute's in commercial grows.
I'll choose properly grow hydro's over dirt gown every single time.
I would like to taste test one of those vs homegrown in good soil with good nutrients . I have never tasted a store bought tomato that was worth eating but what you state about proper nutrients and done correctly sounds legit. I had a relative here from Holland and he grows them commercially over there with hydroponics and he said mine tasted way better than his but maybe he doesn't use the right nutes ?Actually if they are growing them correctly hydroponic's produce a way better tasting product.
The problem is they are adding anywhere near the right minerals and nute's in commercial grows.
I'll choose properly grow hydro's over dirt gown every single time.