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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Towering Tomatoes & Number5
I’ve been starting tomatoes in my greenhouse for several years now, but I’ve just now learned something new: If you start tomatoes too early, it seems to stunt their growth. The tomatoes above were the last that I planted, and … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino Projects, Greenhouse, Technology, Tomatoes
Tagged arduino, atmel, attiny84, roma, Tomato
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