So. What if i did just plant two seeds for an indeterminate tomato in mid-august. And have five immature indeterminates on the way.
What was I supposed to do when I can put everything into alignment for life to grow?
Say "oh no, don't worry about that, that's just my packets of life in that box over there, I'm sure I'll do something with them next year"
what am i, an idiot?
Gardening is about *intentionally* making mistakes that you know you may regret later and choosing not to care. Until later comes and you're suddenly very annoyed and choosing to see yourself 90 days ago as a separate entity who was entirely devoid of a brain when deciding to sew seeds set to mature five days after your first frost.
Here's hoping they grow!
(Chocolate cherry, for anyone wondering) (and then count the five cherokee purples in the ground rn)