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I've had tomatoes grown successfully, with decent yield in pots that take maybe 30L of soil, and without any perlite. It isn't that hard if we're talking about
by rwyinuse 2y ago
I've had tomatoes grown successfully, with decent yield in pots that take maybe 30L of soil, and without any perlite. It isn't that hard if we're talking about hobbyist stuff, where results don't have to be ideal but just "good enough". Picking a variety that is hardy and forgiving, and a place with enough warmth and sunlight (at least in the North) is the most important part.
- bgnn 2y agoTrue. What I went for was extremely good yield, like 10-15kg per plant. That requires a lot of foilsge growth early on and proper pruning + a lot of water later on. Just good enough isn't that hard, though still the depth of yhe pot should be enough for root development.