Hot N' Humid Hydro and Nursery

03/29/2019

03/28/2019

A decision has been made:

Let me preface...it wasn't easy. Tons of people replied wanting a raffle. A handful PM'd me asking for a direct sale all in the same day.

May sound stupid but breaking this bad boy down for future plans has been tough; it's my baby...it's taught me a ton!

In the end I made the decision based on the following:

How it will be used

Will it be used (is it too intimidating)

Who will use it

Can I still be apart of it

Believe it or not the price / money came way low on the list.:

So with that, I took into account a beautiful gardener who literally gave me my first chance. Vicki Nettles Parsons

She helps so many in the Tampa Bay Community Gardening... she's the proud owner of Neem Tree Farms and more importantly a good friend.

Beyond that, she wants to grow food for Will Carey and his on going food benevolence projects which are always a priority.

Can you help? Wanna learn?

I need something from some helpful individuals: I need help taking it down and eventually setting up here in the Brandon / Riverview local area Neem Tree Farms very soon likely Sunday 03/31/2019.

If you are interested in the setup...you can't beat the experience of breaking it down.

If interested, reply here and i'll PM you directly.

Thanks again for everyone's feedback!

- Paul Cilia
Paul's Tomato Page
Hot N' Humid Hydroponics

11/22/2018

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

PS... Grow your own food! And or buy local when you can!

11/09/2018

Tomatoes are in full swing!

This is my favorite time of the year!

10/23/2018

Lots of new plants!

10/18/2018

Getting started!

02/06/2018

Heads up folks, the weather patterns in South and Central Florida are prime for late blight.

A healthy rotation of copper fungicide, and silica are advised.

Late blight starting to show up on potato and tomato around SW Florida

11/10/2017

We're about 3 weeks behind in growth from last year but that will happen with a hurricane showing up in your neighborhood.

While I planted them from seed the first week of August, they were limped along under grow lights a bit too long due to the impending storm and weren't brought outdoors until it was so clear.

However, they're in incredible shape which is a true testimony to the genetics of the hybrids I grow.

How are your tomatoes doing?