The perfect tomato is every gardener’s dream. Find out how to grow your own great tomatoes with these simple gardening tips for your vegetable garden. Everyo… Question by singingntherain: When is it to late to transplant a tomato plant? I just transplanted a tomato plant because it was being overwhelmed by the tomato plant next to it and about to die. It was in the ground about two months after I did the transplant. It looks like it is about ready to die, but it kind of looked like that before. Anything I can do… Read Article →
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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowgarden Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowgarden Transplanting tomato plants to th… Video Rating: 3 / 5 Question by Krissy: When will my tomato plants ripen? I planted my two tomato plants at the end of May, and they had already been growing. They were about 6 in. tall from the soil up when I got them and a few days later I planted them. It is now June 29, basically a month after I planted them, and they are growing quite nicely. I have 4 tomatoes on one plant and 2 on the other. About… Read Article →
You might have heard a lot about pruning tomatoes and wondered what it was all about. The truth is that a tomato plant will not produce a big harvest of toma… Video Rating: 4 / 5 Question by dairyqueen_88: Why is my tomato plant wilting? I have two tomato plants. Both are in the same kind of pot, both were bought at the same time, and both were planted the same day. They are in full sun. However, one plant is thriving, and the other is starting to wilt. At first, the flowers on it… Read Article →
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It is now warm enough to transfer the plants to their final pots or plant them in the garden. Video Rating: 3 / 5 Question by Anonymous: Can tomato plants grow in 6 inches of soil? The only sunny spot in the yard was previously landscaped with river rocks. It would be out of the question to dig up and move all these rocks so I’m putting dirt and topsoil on top of the rocks. I plan to water the plants nearly every day and provide sufficient fertilizer. If tomato plants are grown in 6″… Read Article →
A home greenhouse is a great way to grow your own fresh, healthy tomatoes all year round. Grow tomatoes in a home greenhouse with help from the owner and ope… Question by Kanoe: Snapped main stem of tomato plant while transplanting, will it survive? While transplanting my one tomato plant, i accidentally snapped the main stem just a bit (its still in one piece). I was planning to bury that particular part anyways, so i did. I figured since I live in Hawaii with full sun it should come back to life, right? Or am… Read Article →
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The tomato is the edible, often red fruit of the plant Solanum lycopersicum, commonly known as a tomato plant. Both the species and its use as a food origina…
Given the right start, your tomatoes will grow healthy and vigorously. This short video goes through the basics to give your Tomato seedling the best start f… Question by : my tomato plant has not yielded any tomatoes yet. How long till I see any small tomatoes? I planted my tomato plant about 2 months ago. I have already seen numerous yellow flowers bloom on it and i was told this will eventually produce nice ripe tomatoes. The first ones started to show on the plant about a month ago, When can i expect to… Read Article →
82-year-old Bob Koenig of Quincy has spent the past 25 years growing tomatoes. He has 600 tomato plants and harvests about 400 pounds of tomatoes every other… Video Rating: 4 / 5