Growing Tomatoes in Containers
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@Gnostic279
You don't necessarily have to cut off the bottom leaves, the leaves when covered with dirt will grow roots to support the plant.
Right2Carry1911 3 weeks ago
I think he left out the part where you break off the bottom leaves and bury the stalk several inches up. This will force more root production giving the plant stronger roots.
Gnostic279 7 months ago
I do prefer planting determinate varieties, just because it's easier to manage. Check out my video on tomato soil tips on my channel.There are other things you can add to your soil to maintain healthy and robust tomato crops.
TheTomatogardener 9 months ago
thats a 5 gallon pot
CFL35 10 months ago
Bang, Bang, Bang!
wadcher 11 months ago 2
lol. my tomato plant is in a 1ft tall pot and it's 4ft tall and it still produces fruit.
zaaz369 1 year ago
great tips thanks
SuperBirdgirl 1 year ago