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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. Great input -- thank you! As for the overwatering issue -- If the green ones on the vine look big enough, should I pluck them off and let them ripen off the vine? (I've had tomatoes split in the past.) I'm from Jersey where "Jersey tomatoes" reign supreme. I didn't realize it, but maybe the Jersey climate is just better suited to growing big tomatoes than the Maryland climate is. Thoughts? (Or is that just an excuse?)[/quote] I think that's just an excuse! Sorry. I've never grown the big giant tomatoes, for the same reason that I've never grown the big giant pumpkins, but I've grown plenty of non-cherry tomatoes in Maryland, and they've done fine -- generally, that is. Some years are good, some years are outstanding, and some years are a bust. I wouldn't pick them and let them ripen off the vine. You might as well eat grocery-store tomatoes.[/quote]
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