How to Grow TOMATOES in a CONTAINER or Pot
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- In this video Brian shows you how to plant tomatoes in containers. Growing a tomato in a container requires a few special tips to have success. How to grow tomatoes in pots differs slightly from growing tomatoes in the ground. Tomato Gardening 101.
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66.5 year old lady gardener here from Hot, HOT, Humid San Antonio. Also growing on sloped land. Grow Bags are so helpful, but downside here is Definitely getting dry too fast.
Have discovered & ENJOY your channel. God has blessed you with the gift of Teacher along with your Artistry. Practical. Informative, and Beautiful.
Beautiful comment. Good day
Only two things money can’t buy; true love and home grown tomatoes! 😊
I have just retired due to cancer. I am trying to learn all I can to help my son. Your videos have been great and has given me so much information.
I had a massive heart attack three years ago. I gave up having a garden until I started watching you. Now I grow in pots and raised beds. Thank you so much for doing what you do. I also love your other youtube channel.
That means alot. Thank you
Keep going Sister! If you were my next door neighbor, I'd probably be out there helping you. (and probably irritating you) (I might even start flirting)
I put cardboard inside and around my fiberic bag. Also, you can cut a few hole at the bottom and burry in the ground a few inches. Root will continue to go down.
I use multiple 'potting' methods. My favorite is planting tomatoes in a 32 gal trash can. NO BENDING! Holds more water. I drilled multiple hols for drainage and air.
I think that when using Epsom salts you get too much magnesium buildup.
No one talks about the sulfur component of the Epsom salts.
I theorize that plants and microbes are consuming the sulfur and leaving most of the magnesium.
A simple bed sheet can work as a sun block/shade.
I took laundry baskets (dollar store ones).
Inverted one, covered with weed block, inverted the other and places it on top.
Then flip it over and trim the excess.
I just made a 7 gal air pruning pot.
I then take a clean, unused oil change pan, round one, and place that basket in it.
I just made a subirrigated air pruning pot. All for about $5.
I am using Fox Farms potting soil with chopped fall leaves mixed in.
I also add in some bone meal (1/4 cup), small handful of sulfur, and a spoonful of Azomite. I also mix in about 10% used coffee grounds and organic tomato fertilizer.
After a plant gets situated, I only water from below as needed.
I train them on cattle panel.
This works for Watermelons too but you need pantyhose to support the heavy melons on the panel.
That works with 5 gal buckets too (be sure of drainage).
I have several canvas grow bags. Yes they do dry out quickly.
So, I take a long neck GLASS wine bottle, fill with water, invert it, then shove it in the soil.
PLASTIC DOES NOT WORK FOR THIS.
Sun heats the bottle and forces water out. At night when it cools, the vacuum created draws air back in.
For inground, I use a 5 gal plastic refillable water bottle, the EXPENSIVE kind you pay to refill for a dispenser.
I toss in 2 orange ping pong balls, fill with water, invert, and shove int he ground about 12" away from the tomato plant.
I can also mix in water soluble fertilizer if needed.
Reason for the orange ping pong balls is that 1: much easier to see water level from a distance, 2 less algae issues.
This year I am trying a custom made sub irrigation planter. No idea how well that will work.
People might want to look up garden Ollas. Those can help with some plants but not thirsty ones.
Fun fact: crawling insects usually cannot swim.
Most flying insects will not cross open water.
Epsom Salts deter Raccoons. Bothers their lungs from what I hear.
Coffee grounds can help deter cats.
I shiny pinwheel can deter birds from pecking or eating your produce (strawberries in particular).
I grow my entire garden in grow pots. Thanks to you, it's been a blast and a great harvest all the time.
Great!
Hi thank you for all your tips tips in gardening name I would use the grown bag for growing peppers
@@NextLevelGardeningthanks Brian for sharing your knowledge. I would use the pots for tomatoes
How do u know ow when to use asprin spray VS. Proxide spray? Enjoy your content, were in s. Louisiana 😊
@@meadowgreengreenhouse4731😊😊😊😊
I'm going to grow tomatoes and peppers this way. I've been following you since the pandemic started and I can truly say that I've learned a lot. Keep bringing knowledge
Thank you!
Same here, I found you then too. I have enjoyed seeing you expand your old garden as well as working this new property. I have watched and re watched so many videos of yours. You have definitely helped me out.
@@BaloosCluesOriginal I do too. Happy growing.
@@NextLevelGardening I think there is one thing that they should teach in school. Basic survival. At least one person in every class is going to be faced with a survival situation. Whether it be in the wilderness or a situation that is threatening their life right then and there.
Why do u not put the dirt to the top of bucket? Can u pm me Jan Allison
I use fabric pots all the time because I live on the side of a mountain and do not have much for soil depth. I am growing my garden because of these pots- and I LOVE them!
Great idea ! I live in the foot hills of the Rockies of Wyoming. I’ ll try this.
Hello, I love this video, my husband and I are older and have knee and back issues and he is now in a wheelchair so we are converting from planting in the ground to planting in containers and just discovered the bags. You explained this perfectly and we would love to try these containers. thank you for all your videos and helpful information. we appreciate all you do
I already watched it twice and realized that I need to take notes in my Garden folder. So much useful information I want to store for the future. Thanks, Brian 👏
Started the string and trellis method last year after finding your videos. 75 year old Georgia gardener and still learning. Thanks for all your info.
You're welcome!
YESSS! Sorry you had to re tape this, but I'm so glad you did! I'm growing an armada of indeterminate tomatoes in 20 gallon fabric bags AND quite a few determinate and even dwarf tomatoes in plastic containers this summer. This is EXACTLY the kind of info I needed! Thank you!
You are SO right about supermarket tomatoes! No flavor. No smell. Nothing. They should be called red cucumbers.
PS: your book is beautiful!
Red cucumbers 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼
Red cucumbers is PERFECT!! The only ones I buy now in mid winter are the Campari tomatoes as they seem to have a smidge of flavor, but otherwise yep, totally an unripe red cucumber. 😏
My seedlings are sprouting! Here in Upstate NY we are still experiencing uncertain weather from frost to a light dusting of snow. I'm determined to do a great container garden. My tomatoes failed in plastic buckets last year and these tips are so helpful! Thank you for sharing! I'm hoping I can get some growing bags since I live in a mobile home park with limited space to grow food, I'd like to see if they would definitely do better growing in them this year and would like to try using these grow bags. I have indeterminate and determinate seedlings started. I love your Goonies T-shirt, one of the best movies I never get tired of watching!
Here in RI we've escaped Spring snow but are still getting the temps in the thirties. I hope our soil warms up soon. Its hard watching these warm weather gardners huh Mel? It makes me so anxious to get my plants outdoors. We must resist and wait for Mother Nature. 😊
@@BaloosCluesOriginal I have my terrariums on the deck and so far they're doing well. My new rose bush looks peaked so I have it a shot of fertilizer. We're finally getting up to higher fifties low sixties this week. I too am anxious to get my raised beds planted.
@@melissa2957-mc I think my plants are as anxious as I am. I've been plucking pepper flowers. If I don't get them outside soon, I'm afraid they will be stunted. 🤞 #SoilBlessings
@@BaloosCluesOriginal I'll keep my fingers crossed your weather will improve and your plants can get outside.
@@melissa2957-mc I'll keep mine crossed for you too 😊🤞
I have learned so much from you. This is my 3rd year trying to garden. I live in an apt and can only grow in containers so I really appreciate all of the videos you've shared on container gardening. I would love to win these containers to extend my garden. I would grow either a tomato or pumpkin plant in them.
I really like the way you did the tomato cages upside down and it fit perfectly in the bag and then the other one on top! I'm definitely going to try this out. Thanks so much for this video!
The upside down tomato cage was an absolute WOW moment for me! Loved it!
I am using garden bags for the first time this year. Right now I have 6 filled with potato’s. They’ve just started breaking the surface of the soil! So excited!! I am expanding my garden into my lawn and plan to use all bags in that area. Thank you for being a trusted source of information!
Thanks Brian, Started my 1st garden this year... and due to limited space on this mobile home lot everything is in buckets. I've learned so much watching your channel, thanks for the encouragement, you make it so I feel I can do it. Grow bags would be a real treat, being disabled and on a limited budget... buckets have been had to come by. Goodluck everyone!
I started tomatoes from seedlings this year for the first time. I have them in solo cups just from watching your videos. I'm so excited about using your string method this year!! Those containers sure would come in handy here in Tennessee where I have a long tomato season! Love your videos! Keep on growing :)
American living in Norway, I'm excited to finally have a garden, and I'm so glad I found this channel. I think the traditional fabric pots might be just what I need, as we have lots of rain.
We really want the fabric pots to grow our tomatoes in. We have been trying to grow tomatoes in 5 gallon buckets for 3 years now without much success. After researching fabric pots, we can't wait to try them. We have been following you for a couple of years now and really, really appreciate all the wonderful teaching and help you give. Also, love all the links you provide. ❤️
Thank you. Big help.
Hey Brian - great job on the 4-stick tripod! Depending on the size of the pits, I’d use them for cucumber or tomatoes. Possibly ground cherries. I’ve grown cucumber in a 10gal pot before, and it was super productive! Kept it fertilized with the same mix and timing you use, and it worked great.
This is my first year with a garden and there is so much to learn! I went too big for year one but with your help, and a few others, I’m keeping it going. I unfortunately bought black felt pots and I’m in Virginia. Sometimes we get plenty of rain and other seasons not enough so only time will tell.
OK, C ya
Never heard of air pruning. Makes perfect sense that fabric would deter the root bound growth. Thanks!
I love the idea of growing tomatoes in a grow bag. I happen to have extra tall bamboo stakes that I could use. Thanks for sharing your ideas. You make us all better gardeners.
I have learned so much watching your videos I can’t wait to plant. Thank you for helping us grow and being able to enjoy eating our vegetables.
You are so welcome!
I’ve run out of room to grow tomatoes in the ground, so I appreciate the advice about growing in grow bags. The teepee trellis for an indeterminate tomato in a 20 gallon grow bag was especially enlightening. By the way, to answer your question of why one might use black grow bags - Seattle has cool summers, so black grow bags come in handy.
The Grassroots Fabric Pots with the plastic liners is such a brilliant idea. The one year I used the regular black grow bags, I resorted to placing them in deep boot trays that I kept filled with water each morning when I watered the plants.
I'd LOVE to plant some of my summer to fall vegetables in the pots! I started a little backyard garden in 2018 and have slowly grown it ever since. I truly appreciated the knowledge you've shared here over the last couple of years on this platform. You have a gift 🎁 for teaching. Thank you! 💖 🌱🍅🫑🌶🥒
I love watching your TH-cam videos because they are helping me so much! I could really benefit from these fabric pots. My husband and I moved to a duplex with a very small garden bed. Most of our small yard is in nearly full shade so I'll need to put growing pots on the driveway!!! These would be perfect for that and look nice, too! Thanks for all the great growing lessons!
I love tomatoes and have not had great luck the last few years so I can't wait to try the grow bags!! I especially loved seeing the teepee instructions. Thanks so much!
First of all, props on the Goonies shirt! Thank you so much for this detailed guide. This is my first year using fabric pots, and I have some of the same concerns you mentioned. If I win the giveaway I will be so happy to do a side by side comparison between my cheap felt pots and your gorgeous ones. I am eager to see what difference it makes, especially with moisture retention.
That was the first thing I noticed 🙂
Thank you for all your helps and tips. I learn something new every time and I have been a gardener for several years. Thank you again.
Great growing guide. Very thorough!
I actually love that you have both channels, they compliment each other so well!
I’d love to try out those containers. I’m looking to plant a garden specifically for my 2 yr old granddaughter to work on. She loves helping her Pop-Pop in the garden, but in my garden I have some crops that she shouldn’t mess with, like hot peppers. So having her own container garden would be great.
Thanks for the amazing content!
I can’t wait to try these fabric pots! I’m going to grow tomatoes, peppers, ginger and herbs in mine! I love your channel. I just found it and I’ve learned a great deal about vertical gardening. I’m limited in space, although my entire yard would be a garden of it were up to me. I’m looking forward to watching many more of your videos.
I shared this with my sister in law. She’s an avid gardener and I am sharing the great things I find. I love your advice.
Thank you
My husband and I live in Maryland, where it's still really chilly this Spring. We are following your tips on starting tomato plants from seeds. We are also growing jalapenos from seed. I went to Walmart got 5 gallon buckets for free from the bakery today. That was so exciting. I can't wait till we get tomatoes. I really don't have a green thumb, but I'm trying to follow all of your advice. Thank you so much!
Hi, just watched your video on growing tomatoes in pots. I have been growing in pots with mixed results so I’m interested in the 20 gallon pots you used. The design makes perfect sense. Here in Alaska it is difficult to grow outside so I grow in a small greenhouse. Last year was tough as it stayed very cold but I did start getting red tomatoes in mid August. I’ll bet these pots would be good for potatoes as well. I learn something from every video. Thanks Dick Soldotna, AK
I'm trying large containers this year, keeping my fingers crossed. Great information, I'm following your instructions to the tee. Love your videos, I've learned so much. Look forward to the next one!
I love all your container videos. I live in NY in a small beach community. The house are so close, so we have a container garden on our roof. Watching your videos really helped our tomato growing last year. Not sure if you've done a cucumber container video, but would love to see one. ❤
I wish I’d known about these pots! I’d love to have some. I’d use them for some tomatoes, peppers, or possibly something else! Love the little band of just fabric at the bottom. Thanks for all of the super helpful info!
I have learned so much from your videos. This is my first year gardening and your way is simple and understandable.
Hi Brian! That hook trick for growing indeterminate tomatoes is insanely brilliant! I've got an indeterminate tomato seedling and have been wondering how to manage it. I'd planned to plant it in a 5 gallon bucket using the self-watering method, but thanks to you I now know I'm going to need something bigger. Those huge grow bags look perfect - who knew they come in different sizes? :)
As always, I've learned a lot about containers. Especially the trellis methods. However, I only have a small 10x10 patio to grow on. Those fabric pots would really help. Thanks for the great content.
Had never heard of air-pruning before, I always learn something new when from your videos!
A waterproof liner in a non-black fabric pot... genius!
I'm new to gardening and have lots of tomato plants growing in Solo cups, just like I learned from your videos 🙂
Looking forward to planting outside in pots as soon as it's warm enough outside for the tomatoes.
Would it sound selfish of me to admit that I'm hoping to win one of Grass Roots fabric pots?
BTW - Agree that non-organic tomatoes from the store are blah! I grew up not liking tomatoes until in recent years a friend handed me a fresh picked one from her garden. OMG! So that's what a tomato is supposed to taste like? No wonder I had never liked them before, but I love organic ones now and my toddler granson eats the cherry/grape sized ones by the handfulls, so I've got to grow lots of them.
I’d love to give a fabric container to my mom all set up and ready to go for Mother’s Day! Keep up the great videos 🙂
I started my tomatoes and jalapeños from seeds this year using Brian’s instruction videos. I will be transferring them into the 5 gallon grow bag as soon as the frost date passed. Thanks Brian! You are awesome instructor!! 👏🏽👍🏽
In Scotland UK you can NEVER rely on 6hrs of daily sunshine, BUT I have still successfully grown toms in a greenhouse in the cloudiest of weather.
Scotland fans online today! I have a fabric greenhouse and growing tomatoes in there is hard!
Your videos are always so helpful! I have a small property and was running out of garden space. I decided to try container gardening so these videos are perfect for this year!
Store bought tomatoes have no flavor, you usually can't even smell them. Maybe they should be labeled "Red Flavorless Tomatoes" 😂
I am new to vegetable gardening and your advice has been so helpful. My yard is small and I've been wondering about trying to go to using some containers so this video's time has been perfect for me. Thanks
I started container gardening last year without much luck, but now I’ve found this channel and am confident this year will be a success!
First, another terrific how to video Brian ... thank you! I am responding to your statement starting at 19:50 about not pruning CHERRY tomato plants. First letting you know I live in Richmond, Va. Here I plant in mid-April and can harvest into late September. I grew two (2) Super Sweet 100 cherry tomato plants that produced an incredible amount of tomatoes, BUT I ran into a major problem with them in August. I followed your advice on NOT PRUNING OFF SUCKERS, which resulted in the plants becoming so thick with branches and leaves, that they developed disease (blight) that I could not stop and led to the plant dying. That said, Brian I am interested in what you (or anyone else on this thread) recommends doing to minimize or prevent the disease situation I mentioned. Thank you!
Sweet 100s are indeterminate so I think you have to prune them. I just asked him a similar question. He says not to prune cherry tomatoes because they’re determinate but not all of them are. Even romas come in both determinate and indeterminate. So that gets a little confusing.
@@MandySkogeboREALTOR - I did light to moderate pruning of leaves and branches in 2023. That worked pretty good countering disease. Then I encountered a plague of squirrels who would remove and eat any tomatoes starting to ripen. I could not come up with a proven way to stop them.
Such a wonderful idea. These would be the perfect thing for our patio garden. The kids and I are learning so much about gardening and growing their own food from your videos. Thank you for all you do.
I have started so many tomato seed this year, I got carried away, I'm really over run, but I want every one of them to succeed. I will be planting tomatoes everywhere I can. These pots seam like a great thing and I am excited to try them. I love your videos and learn so much from them. Thanks for all the great into and helping everyone to be successful.
Everytime I watch your tomato gardening videos, I learn something new! Can't wait to try this method and awe inspired techniques.
Thank You 🍅
This is my first year to have a mini vegetable garden. Your video guide me how to take care of them, especially regarding tomatoes. Thank you so much for the in time knowledges that I truly need.
I’ve been growing my tomatoes for years in big recycle bins…I’d love to try them in one of these fabric bags to compare how they perform…thanks for all your videos! 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Bryan. You provide just great basic information I’m not hearing any place else, and good tricks to use that aren’t so difficult for an old lady like me to put together. These bags sound great! I’m gonna buy at least a couple to get started with for my tomatoes along with some of your hooks. This combination looks like it should do the trick for me. But I need more than just a couple as I’ve purchased several types of tomatoes that are recommended for my region, zone 8a, to determine which I’m gonna like best for slicing, sales and pastas! I’m so anxious to learn about them this year! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us Bryan. I pray your garden prospers abundantly.
I meant salads, not sales. Although, if this works out I would like to supplement my income at the farmers market with organic , tasty tomatoes. Store bought ones are terrible and I’m afraid a lot of people don’t even know what a good tomato is supposed to taste like. My mouth is already watering for one! lol
I watched your videos last year to help get me started in growing veggies in containers. You told me about sun gold tomatoes and, boy, those were the best tomatoes. We are in PA and picked our last sun gold in November, believe it or not! This year I plan to grow in containers again. Looking forward to learning from you again this year!
im so glad I found you on TH-cam, im in NY and I started gardening two years ago, i don’t have much room in my backyard that's why im doing the pot containers, bought some on amazon now I see the ones you have and I like them better. thank you
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Hi, I am a beginner gardener. I have watched and subscribed to many gardening TH-cam sponsors to get the best tips on gardening. I have learned a lot from your reel. Thank you for explaining how to trellis and which tomato plants to prune. This will help me a great deal! You are thorough and not wordy in your instructions. 😊
Have always grown most of my vegetables in pots since I live in a city and have very little land. Started watching your videos several months ago and have learned so much. Air pruning in fabric pots makes so much sense. Going to try them this year. Total revelation using the tomato cages watching this video! Thank you.
Love it. Started EVERYRHING from seed this year. Need to update the growth! Thank you my precious friend. Wish you and family were going to be here for canning season!! Ide love to cook for you all!! You ARE appreciated!
I’m so happy I found your channel! I started seedlings and have bought tomato and pepper plants at the Farmers market to start a container garden on our apartment patio. I have learned so much watching your videos, and these containers would be perfect with the all day sun exposure that we receive. I am honestly shocked ( newbie here) by how there’s sooo much more to container gardening than sticking plants in a pot or container filled with potting soil and watering them!! Thank you for helping us new gardeners hopefully have a successful crop come the end of summer ❣️I am so very excited to do this !!
Great way to expand my garden with containers. I really appreciate the way you teach and explain. Yours is my favorite gardening source. I also learned a lot from your companion planting book. Good job!
After recent back surgery, these pots and your trellising ideas will be the perfect answer to help keep me gardening this year! Thank you for another amazing video!
I stumbled across this channel & am so grateful I did as I am learning SO much!!! I would use these pots to grow cherry tomatoes since we are still building our new garden & this would provide more space for me to utilize the garden for other plants. Thank you for posting! I have been sharing all these videos with my Aunt & sister in law who are avid gardeners!!
Glad I found you. My garden adventures have evolved over the years, but I am learning more from you than I have learned in the past. I love fabric pots, but never had luck with tomatoes. So excited to learn more about these pots. I am hoping to have tomatoes, cucumber and some peppers in pots this year. Also starting Ginger and Turmeric right now. The remainder of my garden will probably be Basil, Thyme and Oregano.
Thank you for this video. I've learned so much about growing tomatoes in pots. Also I was thinking of buying the black bags but you've educated me about that too. Hopefully your tips will give me healthy beautiful tomatoes this season.
I have never seen the fabric pots advertised anywhere. I am quite anxious to try them out for my tomato gardening. I will also be using the tips that I learned here today. I have some seedlings that are ready to be potted. Watching this video and having the fabric pots is perfect timing!!
This is the best container method of growing tomatoes that I have seen,thanks for sharing your tips.
I’ve learned so much from you. I’m subscribed. Right now I’m container gardening only. Started seeds for the first time. Gonna grow tomatoes and other veggies. Thanks for the opportunity to win the pots. Thanks for all your hard work and information.
this is my first year to try growing tomatoes in containers. I think these bags will be the best choice for my garden design. Thanks for sharing this info!
Howdy from Houston! I just found you a week ago and have been binge watching ever since. Your book will be here tomorrow and I can't wait. So informative! I just bought a bunch of the black grow bags to try my fall garden in this year, but I definitely have concerns about moisture retention in this Houston heat. These lined tan grow bags are a revelation and I can't wait to try some in the spring for tomatoes. Thanks for sharing such valuable knowledge with all of us!
Welcome! And thank you!
I took all your advice, buying the Grassroots Fabric pots, using container soil and fertilizing regularly. And I have been enjoying BL&Ts for the last several weeks now. I planted an heirloom tomato, Brandywine and a regular, Beefy Boy. My Brandywine tastes just like it was grown in my garden. So sweet and delicious! Thanks for all your advice! It has paid off for me!
Thank you for the great information regarding growing tomatoes in pots. I now live in a condo community and have limited space for gardening. I will be using advise regarding container gardening. Thank you again for an awesome gardening site so glad to be a member.
I love grass roots everything! I've used garden bags with good success. I learn so much every time I see your videos!
Thank you so much for all the information. Every year I get blossom end rot. I’m learning through you and bought all the items you suggested. Hope I have a great tomato crop as I have 50, yes 50 that grew from seed ( my first time) because I watched your videos and they are doing wonderful. Grow bags for me are very much needed as I have literally no place in my yard that gets 6-8 hours of sun. So I move the bags. At 64 years old it’s vital.
I love all tomatoes with my favorite being white tomatoes . This is my first year trying to grow then in grow bags. I really want and would so appreciate have one of these 20 gallon grow bags. Happy and successful gardening everyone. Be Blessed
Thank you for the video on these new bags. I have not used them before and will try them this season. I saved some seeds from a cherry Tomato plant my dad planted last spring when he was very I’ll with cancer. He passed away at the end of May and never saw the fruits of his labor. That was the biggest tomato plant I have ever seen! I was so hoping some of the seeds would sprout. I wasn’t sure that I did the collection correctly. But they have sprouted and I want to keep a couple of them outside my back door. I’m super excited to see how they grow and if they even compare to my dad‘s plant last year. Keeping my fingers crossed!
These fabric pots would work perfectly for my potatoe crop this year! I love all the education you provide! Thank you!
Last year‘s tomato crop was a bust so I am planting more tomatoes this year so I will use the grass roots bags for tomatoes and try to support them with the suggestions given on the video.
I would love to try this new pot. I am a senior and have a small patio and i want to grow cherry tomatoes. These new fabric pots look great and will make it much easier to garden. I really want to give them a try as i was using black fabric pots with poor results. Your tips will really help make the results of my work so much better. Thank you!
I discovered fabric pots a couple of years ago, and love them. So many benefits. I need more fabric pots for growing tomatoes.
I'm going to use the Grass Roots fabric pot for sunburst cherry tomatoes. I tried them last year and now they're my favorite cherry. Thank you for your expertise. My container garden has improved greatly since I've been watching your videos and following your advice. Thanks!
I am VERY interested in this product and will be ordering them today. I live in the mountains outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and have been a fan for a couple of years. You have kept me from making many mistakes! I learn something new every day!
I have a small backyard so I am going to try tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and eggplants in these bags. Thanks for sharing this vendor with us!!
I dont have any fabric pots, so making due with large containers that I can find at reasonable price. So my one pot topples over easy. I put my stake in the ground then pushed the pot with tomato cage beside the steak and fastened the cage to the stake. This is keeping it upright pretty well. Love your videos. I think I have watched most of them. I binge watch every few days.
Very helpful video. I grew a few too many tomato plants from seed for my in ground space,, so the detailed information on successful container growing tomatoes is very timely.. I appreciated the information on how to stake different types of tomatoes too.
I have a conservatory and I found a tomato seeding in my garden the other day and I saved it and I'm growing it in my conservatory and if it does well. I'm going to grow more in there other winter. Thanks for the awesome tips on your channel. I look forward to watching them all.
This is my first garden this year. I’m so excited cause I find your videos very interesting and informative! Planning on growing in the bags.
Thank you for the best container gardening advice for growing tomatoes. Love tomatoes so your video is wonderful for me!! Thanks so much!!
I’ve only just started growing vegetables and I’ve been having such a fun time. I’ve been watching your videos on peppers abs tomatoes and I absolutely love them
We just ordered 2 containers that were going to grow tomatoes in. This will be our first time using these. Thanks for the information!
I am so glad to find out there are fabric pots the will work better in hot areas, our summers are very hot from late may to October. I have a small backyard with very heavy clay soil and not so good drainage. So planting in pots is my best choice. I am going to get some of these well thought out fabric pots! Great video and timing on tomatoes! Sure would be nice to win a pot. Thank you for your alway great educational videos, never to old to learn something new. At age 74 I am still learning how to be a better gardener from helpful and kind people like you. Thank you for another great video. Been subscribed for quite a while, love the notifications when you have another video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. ❤️
I have been following you for last 2-3 years and find all your tips useful
Today the container bag just were perfect for my patio specially as they are not black and they have inner liner
I just moved and am going to be doing tomatoes in pots this time. I had done them in plastic. I wanted to try fabrics because we are in Wisconsin and the weather is different with the humidity and heat. I love to try. we have 10 kids and am really looking forward to teaching them a new way to garden. I learned so much about planting tomatoes from you. 🎉
The fabric pots are beautiful! Love all your video’s. Tomatoes and peppers are my best crop for pots thanks for all you do 😊
I get my large pots from the recycling center, old cattle supplement tubs. Clean them out and that's the best I've found. Potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, and onions have worked amazing for us. Love the channel!
I am in the South US and I would use these for my okra and lettuces this fall! I just found you this year and I have learned so much! Thanks!
I have already planted my tomatoes in 20 gallon grow bags. We are retired and live in a smaller condo. I don't have much room, but all of my veges are in grow bags. I set them in the back and then plant flowers in front of the bags. In Ohio, it gets humid and rains some in summer. I keep an eye on the pots, inserting my finger to test for moisture. I have learned so much from you. I am 74 years young and will never stop growing things. Thank you for all of your knowledge and for sharing it with us!