It depends on where you live, but as a general rule you'll want to start them 6-8 weeks before the weather is consistently in the 50's F. If you need more help, please let us know. Wishing you the best.
Mine are already in ground. The first batch at least. Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before hardening off and transplanting.
Anonymous
on Jul 23, 2021
You should start your tomatoes inside around January or February. This will give enough time for the vegetative stage before flowering and fruit in the summer. If you don't have a grow tent try the AeroGarden system
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Ross...Inside can be now!
Hi Ross,
It depends on where you live, but as a general rule you'll want to start them 6-8 weeks before the weather is consistently in the 50's F. If you need more help, please let us know. Wishing you the best.
you can start them now
I agree - start now!
Start them now as they need at least 2 months to get started and get some growth before setting outside.
Now
Mine are already in ground. The first batch at least. Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before hardening off and transplanting.
You should start your tomatoes inside around January or February. This will give enough time for the vegetative stage before flowering and fruit in the summer. If you don't have a grow tent try the AeroGarden system
Ref: https://biggergarden.com/aerogarden-tomatoes/