Tomato Plant HD Zoomed

Updated on January 31, 2014 By Tomato Guy 6 Comments

This is the pan and scan version of the original Tomato Plant time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LICDb8nM5rs Mashup of the two videos: http://youtube…

Question by Juliette: can tomato plants that are broken survive?
i had tomato plants for a month or two so far they were almost 6 inches but when i got up in the morning about half of the tomato plant was ruined if the roots were intact is it possible it will survive and grow new leaves
there is no leaves left

Best answer:

Answer by Ada Ava
yes.

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6 Comments

  1. Rodrigo Reyes January 31, 2014

    i wish i could see one where the tomato is born and then it finally beard
    fruit! This is the best i have seen so for though!

  2. growgarden January 31, 2014

    Great video! I wonder if there is any similar video featuring a tomato
    plant growing in hydro :) That would really be awesome!

  3. TheWwweee January 31, 2014

    we were playing football for that friday winter sports thing and then Tim
    kicked the ball really high and adam went to mark it but then matt ran in
    and diid a specky on adam, then they both fell and matts jaw landed on
    adams head and matts braces cut his lip then they both were knocked out for
    aout 20 seconds, every1 came running over to them and they were still
    knocked out so then mr george felt for there heart beat and luckily they
    were still alive so then they woke up

  4. Nelson Houillon January 31, 2014

    Une vidéo plantifère à la gloire du Créateur, par qui et pour qui sont
    toutes choses …

  5. makes_us_smile January 31, 2014

    Broken where? If they are broken at the stem your answer is no.

  6. Ryan January 31, 2014

    You can grow a tomato plant by pinching off the suckers and putting them into the soil, I know because I did it. That being said if it’s broken off at the base I would have to say no simply because I cut my seedlings at the base when thinning them and they do not come back. If there are a couple branches still intact before the main stem broke then one of them will most likely take the place of the main stem. I’m not saying it will be as productive but it will certainly still grow. I currently have a tomato plant that was about 18 inches tall and the main stem snapped around the top. It is still growing on the back porch.

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