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  • hehe...crotch joints

  • You say never to use string when tying up tomatoes, but your video shows the guy using string!! LOL

    I use cut up cloth.

  • very good one!!!

  • what kind of fertilizer did you use ??

  • this is one of the best gardening instructional videos I have ever seen,

    nice work!

  • Indeterminate FTW

  • You don't have to wait until tomatoes are ripe on the vine. Once the fruit starts to turn color - just touch of pink or orange, the plant is no longer providing nutrients to the tomato. There is a layer of cells in the stem that die. So to save your tomatoes from pests, harvest them once they turn color and let them ripen indoors.

  • Tomatoes... Everybody has an opinion. Go to one site and they say one thing, go to another and they say never do that. I read Charles Wilber's book 'How to grow world record tomatoes' The picture on the front is of him standing 8 feet up on a step ladder with the top of his tomato plant 4 ft above his head. That's like a 17 ft tall tomato plant. I think I'll stick with his method, thank you. The key in Seattle is heat. Start inside in Feb, plant in late March and cloche for 6 weeks.

  • i hate this bitch

  • The tomato is a fruit....not a vegetable.

  • @FloridaMonty Only in biology. In every other sense of the tomato it is widely accepted as a veggie. 

  • @FloridaMonty Considerbly any thing with seeds are fruits, so alot of vegetables are actualy fruits but herbs and lettuce are not

  • very good. thanks

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