Father in Law was a great gardener. His only moon rules related to frost - don't plant tender stuff until after the full moon in June. Harvest same before the full moon in September. And it was he that taught me to ripen my last tomatos by uprooting the whole plant and hanging it upside down in a sunny porch. Every last tomato ripens and no rot sets in. Of course, your porch looks and smells very earthy, but I kinda like that.