How To support Growing Tomato Plants

[@davidhofman4341]

I use concrete 6x6 wire in 24" round tubes 4' high with vertical open on the bottom. They hook together to form a tube. Unfold and stack for storage.

[@JohnHenrySheridan]

Thanks for the video and tips!

[@belindanares810]

Thank you for your ideas,,

[@pa.fishpreacher6166]

why didn't you remove the leaves from the other plants at the bottom? Doing so and mulching around them will keep them from getting blight

[@DmgNebulaa]

Can’t wait to try the last method on my tomatoes

[@FamilyPlotGarden]

We hope to be making a video soon on the details of how to do the last method, but he covered most of the basics here.

[@mangofever4681]

Hello, those pegs cost $5 each, so 3 would cost the same as those tomato cages. String can be tied around the 3 pegs to support the tomato plant.

[@jackieo8693]

Very interesting!

[@tumusiimeisaac2543]

I was looking for that last method.. It has given me insight

[@mellow_mel1313]

All those indeterminate need to be pruned to keep the air flow

[@Claiboren]

In using the String Method, is the string attached to anything at the bottom?

[@rachelbutler790]

Have you tried using an arch/doorway trellis? If you cut the leaves at the bottom, would it be kinda similar to the string method?

[@FamilyPlotGarden]

That should work. Just make sure you tend to it often enough to steer the plant through the wire before they get too long.

[@Grace-kash]

Great

[@johnwerner7194]

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