Good idea Pumpy.
Only problem is they are bush varieties that fruits on the side shoots, and as it's a fairly dwarf variety there are not that many side shoots to spare.
Failed again
Re: Failed again
Tony
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.
Disclaimer: I almost certainly haven't a clue what I'm talking about.
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becks77
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Re: Failed again
Failure....err don't think so that's just amazing, good idea Pumpy must remember that one 
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Re: Failed again
I tried that last year for the first time and it really works. Towards the end of the season I pinched out a side shoot and dropped it by mistake on the soil of the tub the tom was growing in. Within days the side shoot had rooted into the compost and righted itself and before the main plants were history it was even producing flowers!!! 
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It really does work, tho' not so sure with bush varietes ( as Tony says)........ but give it a go!!becks77 wrote:Failure....err don't think so that's just amazing, good idea Pumpy must remember that one
it's either one or the other, or neither of the two.