A demonstration of tying or training a tomato plant up a ROUND post so the knot doesn’t slip down and maximum support is given to the tied branches or stems of the plant. #tomato
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Lovely update thank you for sharing have a blessed day
Awesome technique. Thanks for sharing
Great tying tips and really interesting how you wrap the string aalong the length of the tomato branch. Nice one Mark. Cheers Adam
Wonderful Lesson. That looks so much easier than so many I have seen. I will try that next time I do tomatoes, I've wanted to stop using the old metal cages and may try just the poles, for a while, and see if it works. I'm sure holding them up with that twine would work great, that stuff is really strong. Bless, Sheila
thanks for the tips
great job !! great information !! great hints and tips !!
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Like the technique, Mark! Very similar to how I do it!
I like it. The hitch tie will work. I've got some that needs doing right now.
Looked good to me now if I can only remember it all when I'm out in the garden.
Love the technique. Looks clean and neat. I just started to grow tomatoes . I have grown tomatoes but want to learn more
It's a bit like how you get your first row of knitting – just for the knitters trying to work it out 🙂
thanks you dear ever best methoed
Perfect for my double stem method. Seen a lot of tomato videos. Never see this. Cheers from subtropics, mid north nsw coast.
Found whites jute twine from bunnings. Interested in your biodegradable choice.
Great info! What kind of bird was that chattering in the background? I've not heard that before. Thanks!
Thank you ever so very much Mark. I really needed that tip
Thanks for this! Growing tomatoes first time!
Just wondering if this method also works for the hardwood stakes!
Thanks in advance!
BTW, love your videos!
Does this work for cherry tomatoes also?