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I am in the process of making a couple of these to see if they produce better(and more plentiful) tomatoes than the inground variant: http://earthtainer.tomato
by weaksauce 17y ago
I am in the process of making a couple of these to see if they produce better(and more plentiful) tomatoes than the inground variant:
http://earthtainer.tomatofest.com/ http://earthtainer.tomatofest.com/
Time will tell if it works well.
- robg 17y agoI had seen those. They look pretty inspired. I'll be curious how they work for you. We're lucky to be on an old dairy farm so the soil is great and we get full sun. I found that cheap metal wire fencing provides just enough support for two rows of 20 plants each. Cost-wise it came out to less than $1 a plant. The plants were doing great too - about 4ft each - until the blight hit.
- bluesmoon 17y agoI've seen some people grow tomatoes upside down, ie, they grow out of the bottom of containers attached to the ceiling. Any idea about that?