How I tie and string thousands of heirloom tomato plants. Some wind and bird sound, could use a new camera. Question by Abbott*Lee’s*Mommy: Any suggestions on keeping a cat out of my potted tomato plants? I have 2 tomato plants in an earth box on the edge of my flowerbed / front porch. A cat (I assume) has been getting in to them and laying on my plants and flattening them, breaking off branches and my tiny baby tomatoes. The same animal dug up all of my seedlings in my flower pots on the steps…. Read Article →
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Some of our tomato plants grow too large for cages. Tomato stakes cause root damage of inserted too late. We wanted something easy, quick, and out of the way… Video Rating: 4 / 5 Question by Jenna: Why do people hang tomato plants upside down to grow? I was just wondering, I see people hanging their tomato plants upside down on the eaves of their sheds or out buildings and I was just curious as to why they grow them like this. Is it a special breed of plant that grows best like this? Or… Read Article →
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you two ways he gets free tomato plants from his garden. In this episode you will learn what a tomato… Question by Megs: How long will tomato plants produce fruit if they are indoors or in a greenhouse? I have several tomato plants that are currently in a small greenhouse, but I was planning to plant them outdoors soon. I have an early girl, several cherry tomato plants, and a few big boys. I live in the Pacific Northwest, so I’m wondering if I repot one or two of the… Read Article →
Tomatoes are surprisingly easy to maintain. Once your young tomato plants start to grow, they will need some initial pruning. Here’s how to ensure that your … Question by Bill Wants to Know: Can I trim the tops of tomato plants without affecting the harvest? I have a couple of tomato plants in large pots on the patio. They are growing too tall for the support stakes. Can I trim them back? If I do, will I get fewer tomatoes? Best answer: Answer by ibsawdustyes you can..I do it when mine get too tall also..just… Read Article →
Keep your tomato plants “in line” by spanking them! It helps with pollenation, stimulates growth, and keeps them from misbehaving 😉 We also talk about pruni… Question by Fanservice: What does pollination mean for tomato plants? I’ve been growing two tomato plants in my storm shelter (it’s like a small green house that connects to my porch). I’ve been growing it and watering it everyday for over a month and it’s grown to a height of 60cm and no fruit. I read that tomato plant needs pollination. Does that mean I have to put it… Read Article →
http://www.growtomatoestoday.com Still Lake Nursery’s Greenhouse Manager explains how to grow tomato plants from seed. Question by pink_hair_dye: What is the best way to care for mature tomato plants? I am taking care of five potted tomato plants for a neighbor who takes excellent care of them. I, on the other hand, am no good with plants and I’ve begun to notice the leaves turning yellow and brown. They are outside, in the unpredictable New Mexico weather. Should I move them inside? Water them more or less? (I water them every day when it doesn’t rain)… Read Article →
Here’s a look at how I process my tomato seedlings and get them ready for transplanting. My plan is to have these ready to transplant on or about Christmas D…
Toss out your tomato cages and let Dave teach you how to effectively grow your tomato plants up wire.
http://www.JoyfulTomato.com/blog – When Yellow Leaves on Your Tomato Plants Occurs, this video will explain the critical steps you needed to take right away… Video Rating: 4 / 5 Question by VirtueOfIntolerance: what is the minimum temperature for tomato plants? I’m growing about 125 seedlings from seed, of which at least half are tomato plants. I’ve been putting them outside every day when temperatures are over 50-60 or so (I’m in Phoenix, AZ) At night I bring them in, especially if it gets below 50. Tomorrow the temperature is supposed to drop to 45… Would that… Read Article →
To prune tomato plants, use clean, sharp cutters, and make clean cuts against the main stem of the mother plant. Prune out sucker growth, mildew or fungus fr… Video Rating: 3 / 5 Question by Linda: What do I do for tomato plants with leaves dying from the bottom? I am a novice gardener and the leaves on my tomato plants are dying from the bottom up and my squash plants are putting out squash, but get soft and shrievel up. I have a raised garden this year. What can I do for these problems?… Read Article →