growing tomatoes in pots

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🌞👍 inspiring knowledge ,tnx

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Your video was very interestingI liked how you explained why things were to be done and shown the best way to do it. Any advice on tomato leaves wilting in the green house during the summer? would I be over watering?

Did it all wrong. You should have planted it up to the top set of leaves so more roots grow from the stem. Don't follow any advice on this video. It's completely wrong.

I GOING TO DO IT BLESSINGS

mc0859 good pointers...i need more roots for more fruits

Foarte interesant! Am incercat si eu sa cultiv legume in ghivece si am reusit.Puteti vedea acest lucru pe pagina mea popescutraian.sunphoto.ro ,albumul cultivarea legumelor in ghivece.

Thank you for sharing.

Nice accent, although a line of type on screen would help me understand better, thanks

Thank's for posting buddy,three growing seasons in a row I'm telling my neighbors to put black plastic on the ground or grow in blacks pots,they finally did it after seeing the diff. between my tomatoes and the few they get.God love ya bud from Oregon west coast USA "3 month veggie growing season here" so we do what we can man.

Hi there, Im about to transplant my lovely tomatoes seedlings to outdoors. but my space is limited, Is it possible to plant more than one plant in one 5 gallon container? thanks!

Thanks, you are so sweet and I can tell you know what you're talking about.. me and my husband are trying our tomato plant growing for the first time and need some guidance.. thanks again mate and greetings from Canada. X

I've never heard that parsley makes tomatoes taste better … how would that work ?

Check out the HydroFarm Tomato Barrel … they are really convenient having the pot, self-watering capability, and a 4' high plastic trellis. They seem to work very well.

because tomatoes have such extensive roots systems i would think you wouldn't want to the parsly's roots to get strangled out

True Aussie

You could use comfrey as a fertiliser though I don't know if it grows in your neck of the woods.

Nice video, and great advice.

Yes, actually I live right near the Gold Coast Airport. It can be a bit annoying but everything else is great here! If you want to see more videos like this go to pottedvegetablegardendotcom Happy Gardening Marty

Do you live near an airfield?