November 21, 2024

VIDEO: This SIMPLE Trick Will Get You Bigger And Better TOMATOES!


This simple trick for growing Tomatoes can make all the difference!

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29 thoughts on “VIDEO: This SIMPLE Trick Will Get You Bigger And Better TOMATOES!

  1. Wow amazing video thank you so much for the tips. I'm here in North Jersey. All my tomatoes got eaten by deers. Deers love them. So making sure that no deer can access the plants would be an important tip I would say…
    Also I would love to know where you go wild foraging in New Jersey. There's a lot of fruits everywhere.

  2. Well I'm new to all of this. I've got a cherokee purple that I was planning on keeping a single stem but has sent out a sucker that that splits at the center of the main stem, you can even see a crease in the center. It's honestly hard to tell the sucker from the main stem. I'm not sure if I should cut what i believe is the sucker or leave it alone.

  3. James,its been my understanding that when you prune suckers not to remove the first one below the first blooms. Also wait and be sure the blooms start to produce tomatoes. This first sucker is supposed to be 1/2 of the tomato plant. Do you know if this is true? I have followed this practice for over 20 years. I also put suckers in water to grow roots and sometime get a chance to plant them instead of growing more seeds.

  4. Hi i my Darlung love from England. I really love your U Tube Vlogs. You are so knowledgeable, which is great x All pur Plants are in Pots, coukd we put woodchips round ths base inside the post to keep in mousture? X

  5. My tomato seed pack said to keep away from brassicas. I was thinking of growing a tomato beside some and sending them a picture with a note saying "Don't tell me how to live my life". Now that I've seen you do it, it's gotta be done. Thanks for making these videos man.

  6. You can root suckers and start new plants. I can only grow tomatoes in a greenhouse and kept the last rooted suckers indoors. I had fresh tomatoes of my windowsill in December. It wasn't a lot but still a fun experiment.

  7. My 1st year growing tomatoes in buckets didn't know they were indeterminate. They fell over one day. Had to mounting them next to my 10ft shed. They grew over the shed and didn't stop producing until almost October. My Granny R.I.P. was tired of tomato sandwiches by July. Indeterminate and staking is the way to go

  8. To self pollinate. Have a kid let them turn 4 and teach them gardening. They love touching the yellow flowers one by one. But do they know they are helping the cause

  9. I planted 3 trees this year for the first time, a fig, a mulberry and a lemon. I dug up a patch of grass and on one piece started planting marigolds and some veggies. Just starting out, but will expand. I take used 2 litre soda bottles (plastic bottles) and cut them to produce "grow tubes" that will use less water as you only water inside the tube. In South Africa where we almost ran out of water in Cape Town this will be important. At the moment I mulch with grass clippings and cover with cardboard boxes. Seeds are sprouting, feels great.

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