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No promises, but I might explore that. Thank you for the idea

@jenn1ferschonberger Yes, all the soil for each group was sterilized with boiling water before being used

3 weeks of growing time

@@RyleesGA the Mycos + Fert plant looks great for 3 weeks. What size pot is that and how much bigger can it grow in that pot? I'm getting started and in the planning phase. It'd be great to get a point of reference.

@ThomasYT- For clarification, that 3 weeks after sprouting. That's a 4 inch pot, and at that point, you should move it to a 6-inch pot or its permanent planting space

Sure send it to: ryleesgadventures@gmail.com

I'm glad to help! My goal is to be someone gardeners can look up when curious about a specific variety. While mortgage lifters are popular, there's other varieties out there I covered, which are less known, but you should try.

@Trollsonn So it breaks down a little, but there will be some remnants as sediment. The beneficial fungus itself will be in the roots and soil, though

Mykos comes with a 2-sided scooper, I find it's best to use the small end for seedlings

@Giggiyygoo You should check out my sunsugar video. It's a good alternative too

@@RyleesGA Yep, sun sugar is good, and they don't split, but they just don't have that fruity flavor like sungolds do.

Let me know how it turns out! I never grew the regular Celebrity, so I'm curious

@@RyleesGA its growing ,but it has flowers, it isn't produce any tomatoes yet, but id like to get that celebrity plus because you rated it as the best tasting

just checked it had 3 tomatoes little size, super excited

@@blblawhoo4338 let's gooo, I'm excited for you

It was intentional to use this soil. It was heavily depleted soil that was reused for seasons and sterilized with boiling water. That was to reduce the odds of trace minerals/nutrients or diseases.

@blblawhoo4338 Blossom end rot depends on your soil, and likely, the 1st fruits of the season are more susceptible. That being said, Celebrity Plus usually has the most blemish free fruits.

If it's 85-90F+° 1x a day, either early morning or late afternoon. If it's less than 85°, every other day. If it's a rainy or mild week (70s°), water as needed. I make sure to fully water the plant.

@xaviercruz4763 I like that idea. The heat resistantance on better tasting tomatoes would be amazing

@@RyleesGA you know Rylee, if you save your tomatoes at the beginning of freezing in a shelter as houseplants 🏡 next year they’ll produce faster and stronger. Have at it with the grafting in that period too and it’ll be easier on you the next season. Do you have any seeds or save from them and other vegetables 🌽?

@@xaviercruz4763 Alot of my tomatoes are hybrids so I don't really save the seeds. For Heirloom plants I do save the seeds, but if I have a large existing stockpile I don't bother. If I buy a fruit from a local grocer and it tastes good, I do collect the seeds from it for the future

@moochythecat3435 Much prefer Big Boy, but if you eat Bodacious with something, it would be fine

@@RyleesGA which out of better boy and big boy, i thought about big beef or beefsteak to try, i guess it all depends what is one looking for. 1 person might like something completely different. Ive learned alot from your videos, trying to write something down this weekend so i should have better results next year. your videos help alot of people out. NEVER STOP PUTTING VIDEOS OUT

@blblawhoo4338 I've grown them all, Better Boy is a classic solid pick just due to overall performance. Big Boy tastes better, but not as vigorous. Big Beef is great, I haven't posted that review vid yet. I'm glad you enjoy my videos, I have alot of tomatoes I have yet to upload I just need the time to edit them all. Thanks for your support!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Big Boy is a good pick too

Yeah, growbags have a really hard time retaining water, I prefer plastic containers or terracotta in my growing zone, but I used growbags due to cost and convenience

They are supposed to be peach color, but if you let them ripen longer, they turn red and even hotter. Trust me, I've burned my mouth with these varieties so bad I don't really grow extreme peppers anymore 😅

@@tvideo1189 interesting fun fact, I wasn't aware at all. Thank you for sharing

@moochythecat3435 Maybe for the 2025 season, I've already have my line up for this year. In the meantime look out for some upcoming taste test videos (I plan to release alot soon)

Got to taste in the name of reviews

does it really make you feel better? or just hate on somebody else, most likely you dont even know the guy. you dont even know what your talking about, go get a life

@@bretthong6137 Yes, every single one

@Grumbo- Sorry, only tomatoes and peppers

For sure, ever since I started using Mykos, it has improved plant quality and yield. Of course, I also did other things as mentioned in my Tomato Master Plan video, but it was an essential factor.

It's used when cannabis plants are transplanted. Not for quick growth. Nutrients are used for growth.

I understand some people may not appreciate my showcase voice, and I apologize if you don't like it, but I have more fun and enjoy making the videos doing it

@bretthong6137 In 2022 I did not use fungi yet, 2023 and 2024 I did. Check out my Mykos experiment video for more details

Did they grow faster?​@@RyleesGA

I compared my store toamtoe to the better boy I think it's almost to the size I hope they turn red here I'm waiting forever lol

How long after there size will they be red? Thanks

@bretthong6137 It depends, just be patient and when it turns orange wait about 3 days checking if it's firm but has a little give

I couldn't tell you as I couldn't recall if these were hit with frost as I grew them in the early spring. I have heard that frost does enhance flavor, so it could be a strategy

@bretthong6137 I would encourage you to experiment with different products and strategies. You learn a lot and find out results that enhance you as a gardener. So go ahead and try it out

@bretthong6137 I wouldn't worry, the early maturity might make up for it

@@RyleesGA thanks for the reply. I got them for 1.99 for a 4 pack. I'm doing better this year with containers geting more sun

What kind of fertilizer do you use? I use Michale grow. Thanks

@@bretthong6137 I use miracle grow bloom booster, espoma Tomato/garden-tone, and Chick-n-poo.

@RyleesGA thanks. Also my dad got a special growing thing where you don't need tomato cages it has a support thing that comes with it I think he paid 35 dollars it's proably like the black bags you have but it's a wheels also. Let me know if interested. I can go back and see what it's called lol. I'm so excited my beef stake toamote has tomatoes hopefully I'll get those soon lol. You cut the suckers off or let them grow? I saw where single stem tomatoes is also bad and stresses the plant.

@TRguy64 Glad to hear it! Hard to find plant but worth it

@@RyleesGA I'm gonna save seed, most tomatoes stay true to type. Oh, must have been frustrating of your neighbors spray drift, had they been spraying their lawn or what?

@TRguy64 It's those lawn companies they pay to have a green lawn. Sure, they have nice green grass, but it destroys crops

@@RyleesGAYes, a case of damned if you spray and damned if you don't! Some chemicals are worse than others, Curtail M is nasty stuff that stunts plants even upon its odor, Par III requires actual spray drift, same with RoundUp.

Highly recommended it, now that my tomato plants are mature I've been giving them bi-weekly applications to great positive effect

I'd say 10 gallons works best for the size of plant you get. Of course you can go bigger but it would require more soil and space in the garden.

@@RyleesGA nice 👍 , so after 5 gallon we can still see improvements in the vigor of the plants 🌱

Honestly, it could be. The picture on the label is very much different than what it turned out to be

Thanks!