Upside Down Tomato-How-to



Simple directions to grow your own upside down tomatoes

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9 Responses to “Upside Down Tomato-How-to”

  1. Instead of a coffee filter, how about blank cardboard? I have plenty of that-

  2. russianextwasteland on February 6th, 2010 at 6:26 pm

    I totally agree, and I just put paper layed i the bottom and cut a cris-cross putting the small plant thru. leave most of the plant in the bucket because tomatoes like to make roots out of them, I hang a small weight from the stem so it doesn’t curl up in the beginning. Mine are on rotating hooks and I turn them every week or two. This one is too low to the ground, mine are 7 feet up…

  3. how did you build the tripods

  4. I wouldn’t recommend using newspaper. The ink is toxic and bad for your tomatoes. Coffee filter works fine, or somtheing similar. Try also to use bucket made from a higher grade plasitc. On most plastic products there is a number on the bottom, I think the higher the better. go above 5

  5. imjust want to try it. I have some tomatoes in th ground now, So will I try cucumbers. ty for the post.

  6. what song is this? it’s =awesome!

  7. Having encouraged you to try the upside down tomato, I must tell you that, in my experience, this is not the best way to grow tomatoes. In my garden, the upside down tomato produced fewer tomatoes, smaller tomatoes and required a lot more frequent watering (every day in hot weather). So, as a novelty, give it a try. But if you want tomatoes, stick with in-ground plants.

  8. O.K. you caught me.

  9. But your wifes best kitchen knife works a whole lot better..

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