Relatively new to growing tomatoes here – have had some successes growing cherry tomatoes in the summer. As I continue to learn about the different varieties, I had the itch to plant some Sungolds so I started and planted them indoors in a container back in late September/early October. I recently up-potted them and they are doing pretty well under a grow light in a corner of my attached garage. I’ve also started to see some baby flower buds on the tallest one recently.
I’ve come across some info on overwintering plants in the winter, but not sure if my Sungolds need to be since they seem to be doing so well. Any and all advice/comments about what I should do would be very much appreciated🙏
by Det_Meow
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Tomatoes will not overwinter.
You can pull this off with peppers, but tomatoes will die.
If you keep the right conditions, sure. But it’s 100% pointless.
If you just started them recently, they can live if it’s warm enough indoors. I have not done this but in theory they could do okay with a grow light and warm enough temps indoors