Hard Pruning Hydroponic Tomato Vines - Dutch Buckets

In this video you will see my savage method for pruning back tomato vines. These 3 varieties are grown in my Dutch bucket hydroponic system. The 3 three varities include Unknown, Costoluto Genovese, and Sun Sugar / Sungold Cherry Tomato.
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[@gumballbreath7525]

I'm here because of the fig tree subscribed 🌱

[@cmmaik]

You are really crazy; please don't change!

[@billkarnes9785]

My apologies for yet another question tomato Guru. Do you now prefer keeping the water level lower in the bucket instead of the riser tube like you used to do?

[@BobGrows]

Yes I have removed the riser tube and it’s about the same level as the Uni seal

[@mcsons13]

Where is the ebb and flow?

[@BobGrows]

It’s to the right of the Dutch bucket system, didn’t cover it in this video. Next week!

[@CedarCliffVB]

I copied your setup, it’s going crazy. Here’s a heads up for people... don’t use 3” net cups. All my plants have had their roots completely fill them and water doesn’t pass through anymore. Drilling some drainage holes in the lids to allow overflow through.
Keep up the good work my man!

[@BobGrows]

I have since switched to 6” net pot lids for 5 gal bucket