Re: Terrible Two-Tomato Torment.

In article <736d3c4c-6c62-473a-aa3a-
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 says...
> On May 12, 8:34?pm, "J. & J. Doe" <inva...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>  Not all tomatoes
> > do well in greenhouses even with the proper nutrition.
> 
> Damn!  I wish I'd known that.  The only reason I got the greenhoouse
> was to grow tomatoes!  I don't think that it's a nutrient problem.
> The soil is that "garden" soil that is supposed to be pre-fertilized
> for an entire season.

I think this was posted in the newsgroup a little while back...

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/min-def/tomatoes.htm

Of course, it may be hard to separate the smell of cat urine from the 
smell of tomato vine, but that would be a telltale.

What about removing some of the soil from the pot, taking it away and 
seeing if it has that well used litter smell.