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Hey curtis, i know you're into self help like i am so i'm sure you probably have the answer to this. I have trouble forcing myself to work for long periods of time at home. I'm so used to having a "do nothing but relax" mindset from when i was working daily at the slave shops that come time in the morning when i do my "routine" i find myself hard pressed to even push past 30 minutes to an hour before i feel mentally exhausted and feel the "need" to come back inside.
Do you have any tips to break this mindset and sort of force myself to treat this business with the same work mentality as my regular job? I'm sure this has to be a question you get alot, so if you just have a copy pasta that'd be fine.
Great video.
I use to grow and still have the seed of 450 varieties of heirloom tomatoes,planted 125 this year, not big producers but great flavors.
I cant even tell you how satisfying this video is! 🙂
over the years I have grown ox-heart tomatoes 3 or 4 times I bought the seeds from reputable seed sellers & none of them grew the same tomato… I remember everyone in Australia used to grow them so i'm sure someone has true ox-heart seeds stashed somewhere, il have to try and find a local seed saver that has them if I want to grow them again.
Ok I guess I'll just fly up in June and buy an Oxheart so I can get some seed
Do you ever consider flavor? The world is full of red cardboard flavored tomatoes.
Beautiful tomatoes!
Isn't Johnny's Seeds owned by Monsanto?!?
Bakercreek sells oxheart tomato seeds.
Could you take a clone from the best oxheart in you’re garden and culture a mother plant indoors under lighting? Sounds better and more fun than picking seeds out lol! Thanks for the videos
I calculate about half a pound per plant per week from the numbers Curtis gave. Do I have that correct?
And I'd be just as interested in the tomatoes that you DON'T grow anymore! My climate is very different, but it's still fun to hear the ones you've left behind.
Could you make the Oxheart seeds you use available for sale? http://www.mckinleyorganicfarms.com
any tricks to picking them? hhaha
Your tomatoes need copper
Curtis, i have seen other farmers twisting bottom stems without any branches around pots or simply on the ground to keep plants smaller and keep the same plants all the time.
Check out Baker Creek Seeds for oxheart seeds. I bought some last year and I think it was called Pink Oxheart. Pretty true shape in my experience.
so… get the seed from you then?
For anyone interested, Oxhearts are sold by various seed companies under different names. I don't know if it is a trademark thing or what but they are rarely actually called Oxhearts. Maybe they have different characteristics, too. I don't know.
Curtis what do you like to eat?
I would also be interested in your ox heart seeds.
I live in South Africa in the Klein Karoo region and we have a really long growing season here (7 months outside and 10 months inside). I would really be interested in trying your ox heart variety here. Perhaps we could trade. We have some lovely local varieties of tomato, corn and pumpkin.
Campari tomatoes are the Best!,,
Sungolds my fav!
How do you prevent your tomatos from the briding each other and to to protect the species?
Curtis, until 25 grams tomatoes are cherrys, 1.5 to 2.5 onz are cocktail
Hi Curtis I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS WITH A LARGE ATTENTION, WE PREPARE A MULTI-CULTURAL FARM IN GREECE I I SUGGEST YOU THREE VARIETIES OF TOMATOES WHICH WE GROW. 1)PINK OXHEART, 2)SMALL TOMATOES FROM NAXOS ISLAND BOURNARELA 3)TSIFOMANTRA 4)STRAWBERY MINI TOMATOES YOU CAN FIND SEEDS AT
http://www.sporosbank.com/423483996/category/562591/%ce%bd%cf%84%ce%bf%ce%bc%ce%b1%cf%84%ce%b5%cf%83
Do you sell the case of Red Ox heart tomatoes I live in Southern California
I know this is off this video. I'm just wondering if with being in town. Is there people that help themselves?