Easy Tomatoes Using Fabric Pots
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2020
- Overcome many of the obstacles faced with a growing great tomatoes by using a organic bagged soil, good organic fertilizer and fabric pot or container of your choice! Pick the right size, when the right mix, find the right cage and… Boom! Easy harvest with minimal effort.
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We used to have 5 raised beds. My wife is the gardener, but her Parkinson's Disease has progressed so that she can no longer go down to the garden. This year I decided to get some grow bags and have here work with the bags on our deck (she is in a wheelchair). I have watched several videos regarding the bags, and yours is by far the vest. Thank you.
How did it go?
Thanks for sharing your tomatoes planting💯🥰
I grow determinate tomatoes in 7-10 gallon grow pots and they do great. I succession plant them throughout the Spring, summer and fall.
Thanks for the info as I just ordered 10 Gallon bags and in some other videos I’ve seen them used the 10 ones.
Thankyou, this is an excellent informative video, makes me want to grow some more tomatoes, but the season is over... I do love the the folding cage must have a hunt for next season...
10 gall is good for tomatoes and 5 gal is good for peppers and herbs. I do use them and have no problem
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A good quality woven landscape fabric will not suffocate the soil and works really well.
Nice video, thanks
Hi Lindsey, where did you purchased the tall round cage for the tomatoes in the grow bag?
Where or what brand are those tomato cages?
Great video. Will you give info on the folding cage. I can only find one with three rings
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There are hard to find this year, sadly
Where did you get your tomato cages?
do you fertilize with the general purpose and azomite again during the same season? If so, how often?
Do you add mulch? Also, how often do you water? and do you use a pan under the pot? you
I was am curious about the need for much also!
What are the names of the fertilizers you used? Where can I buy them and the pots from?
They are call down to earth
Stacy Devillier
Would you only plant one plant per bag? I have the 7.5 and the 25 gallon dirt pots as well as another brand, same material, that has 4 pockets and fits over a rail. I plan to plant my smaller herbs in the pocket one (oregano, thyme, etc) and I also have rosemary, cilantro, and parsley that I plan to put in the 7.5 gal one. I have two tomato plants. One is a cherry tomato, and one is a Better Girl. Can they both go in the 25 gal one? These will be on a deck as that is the only sunny location I have in a yard that is almost all shade due to huge maple trees. Do they need to be lifted off the deck somehow in order to drain correctly? Thanks for all your help. I love these Garden Minutes and I love NEON!
@cindy I plant two sungolds in my large 20 gal pot. They've done great. This is my 5th yr planting in fabric pots and I will never go back to clay pots or plastic. Good luck.
Depends on the type of tomato. Smaller, more determinate types are good in 10 gals or so. Bigger indeterminate types, really need the larger size. We put them directly on a deck also, no issues there. Thanks for watching!
@@digil4509 Sungolds are indeterminates right? Big bushes? So you're using a 20 gallon grow bag / fabric pot and it fits both? That sounds awesome, I'm gonna try it this year!
Can you tell me the name of the tomato cage?
It's called EZ grow, and we can't find them ANYWHERE this season (sad face)
but what ar eyou planting
Do you tend to just let the soil sit in the pots outside over winter and the refluff and amend the following spring?
cowspot13 yes, just freshen it up with with a little extra soil and organic fertilizer
YUP! If you watch my "too early to plant tomatoes?" video, that's exactly what I did.