Hello friends, signing in from the greater Boston area in MA (Zone 6B)
I have caught the tomato bug -- started 200+ seedlings in my basement and am now trying to pawn them off on friends and co-workers. Hauling them outside to harden off has become quite the process!
Hoping to preserve a lot this summer (will be my first time canning) and get inspiration & variety ideas from this site for next year!

Yow, that's a lot of plants! They look great. Welcome to the forum!

PS, what are those, 3.25" pots?

Very impressive! Welcome

Welcome to TomatoJunction, @juicy! It's great to have you.

Nice! Great job. Beautiful plants.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the Junction @juicy! I see that the tomato bug has arrived at your house. Everything looks nice and healthy.

I think that you will fit in just fine here.

Welcome to the junction from Down Under @juicy . Nice looking setup you have there.

Welcome from the other end of the state.

You need more PL plants.

you have more room under the bench or on the woodpile.
The heck with washing clothes.

Welcome to the Junction, @juicy

Looks as if you've come down hard with the tomato bug! Fortunately, you are in the right place . Welcome to the Junction!

Linda

Welcome from Connecticut! I am downsizing I only have about 70 this year, lol. Since I can only plant about 20, I will be hoisting them on friends and neighbors, too.

Welcome to Tomato Junction. Very nice looking plants!

Welcome @juicy from the other coast. I am a transplant from the Boston area, a nice place to live. I purchased a little cart to help me move plants in and out.

Thanks for the warm welcome and suggestions, fronds!

Yes most of the plants are in 3.25" pots.

Welcome! I’m a transplant from Westwood, MA and am familiar with that seedling scenario, lol.
I’ve whittled it down but I still start seeds for friends. That way I can sneak stuff in they probably wouldn’t grow and I find that kind of fun.

Welcome to the Junction

Welcome!

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juicy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 11:04 am Yes most of the plants are in 3.25" pots.

That's what I used this year instead of the 2.5" I used last year, I haven't decided yet if it's working out better or not.