>>1325504>Do Tomatillos take longer to fruit than Tomatoes?Yeah, for the most part. I think they like warmer weather than tomatoes. Their seeds germinate much later than tomatoes when they are both in the ground and come up as volunteers. Also, if you can feel the tomatillo fruit through the husk because it is pressing against the husk you can harvest it. The ones I started indoors with my tomatoes are doing really well and I have already had a harvest from those. The ones that came up on their own are only now just getting to harvest point. I've harvested tomatoes 3 times now.
>>1325523I have a liquid kit to test pH and nutrients. From reviews, it seems the liquid tests are more accurate than the handheld devices. Which makes sense because the liquid tests are done in a very specific way every time, using dried and powdered soil. The device you shove in the ground can have all manner of differences in soil moisture and conductivity which can affect readings.
