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How to grow tomatoes, p. 1: Preparing and planting

How to grow tomatoes, p. 1: Preparing and planting

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How to grow tomatoes, p. 1: Preparing and planting Dwayne: I'm originally from a very large farm, in Alberta, Canada. I love gardening. I got some heirloom tomatoes from a Safeway grocery store. They were really good. I kept some of the seeds, and remembered I kept them. When I planted them, the tomato plants grew very big and very tall, and they bore a lot of tasty fruit. There is nothing like home grown tomatoes.
Date: 2020-03-31

Comments and reviews: 9


0: 05 my dad has been growing tomatoes for all of his life and they taste exactly the same as any other tomatoes only the visual part is different it reminds me of the PC gamers that make fun of console gamers because ps4 runs on 60fps while their monster 10000 PC does better but if you look at it they are exactly the same the way you describe it is as if homegrown tomatoes taste like strawberry and store bought like apple
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If you have the room in your yard and live in a wet area, consider building a small pond, using polymer sheeting as a liner, that captures water runoff from your garden. You can put fish and a fountain in it to keep down insects, grow aquatic plants, and pump water back out of it to irrigate your garden. The pond should help absorb any excess nutrients from the garden from runoff.
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On the topic of spacing, you can definitely space the tomatoes much closer(I've done 2ft before) and they will grow just fine, the only problem is that you need to put in extra work to make sure they have everything they need and are growing well. The closer they are the more work and nutrients they'll need
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would love a video on pruning indeterminates Mine always grow too tall and then get totally overburdened with heavy tomatoes at the top. Also, would love somthing on how to keep squirrels and rabbits from eating every single tomato. Not sure if thats a thing in Georgia but here in MN the ground rats are vicious
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oh hell yes more gardening videos please This is great, and I'd like to specifically request a topic: indoor gardening. Hydroponics, garden racks, etc. I'm trying to pre-plan and learn how to grow inside an apartment setting (plenty of sunlight, but there are a lot of options.
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this is such a neat video My parents have been growing tomatoes in their garden for years and i've missed them so much after moving out- definitely gonna try the potted variety this year, thank you so much for such a thorough explanation of how to make these guys grow
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I was actually thinking about planting tomatoes and buying bluetooth speakers, so this is very relevant to my current needs. Buying the garden supplies I'd need is complicated right now, but looks like the speakers have free shipping. So that's something.
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Winter weeds? . Ah, yes, Georgia. Those cute little 'winter' weeds just out there doing their best. Now excuse me while I check to make sure the ground doesn't have a layer of frozen soil under all the mud everywhere. Greetings from New England.
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How do plants survive in the wild when you have to baby them so damn much? I guess all the plants we see in the wild are only the 7% that made it from the billions and trillions of seeds that start to sprout haphazardly.
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