Are they doing well? Well, they grew from when I planted them! They exist! Some do not exist anymore. Which is fine. If they all fruit I'm dead from canning. I'm happy with them!
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You may still be able to transplant them. Tomatoes grow like weeds. The way you have it set up they will grow but each plant will have fewer fruits. I plant 2 per 4x2 bed and they will fill the entire thing and then some. Add some herbs or strawberries for a great companion plant.
The squirrels have destroyed every herb ever so that's unlikely to work. Strawberries sound delightful though! I'll look into that!
Just wanted to show off my
I cloned a bunch from the mother plant last fall. They grew crazy under a single lamp over the winter and I had to cut them back several times. Planted them after the last frost and they are already over 6ft high and spreading like crazy. I don't over prune. The entire wire will be full of tomatoes within a month and I should be able to harvest everyday.
Lovely! I wish you the mostest tomatoes!