should come back nicely. It's amazing what tomatoes can put up with and still pull through!

When I dump the unwanted ones at the end of the season, many of them try to root in and grow.

I feel just terrible. I've been muttering little words of encouragement to him each time I go outside (his pot is right by the screen door.)

We had a very chilly night last night. Hoping that didn't traumatize the poor fellow further.

just for a couple days. does work like a charm.

Tomatoes can be amazingly resilient. I've had success planting ones with broken stems (i.e. still attached to the roots but just barely.)

I've grown the more common costoluto Genovese and love the flavor.

It's chock a block full of vitamin b and things perk right back up with a little shot.

I use something similar I found at Walmart called SuperThrive. It seems to be making a big difference with all my plantings this year --including fruit trees, bushes, and vegetables.

Thrive Alive is organic and I use that on edibles. I'm amazed at the efficacy of the stuff.

I'd read about Thrive Alive too, and figured it was the same type of product as SuperThrive. I'm amazed too at how it helps plants. Thanks for the info.