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I've grown 3 red robin plants this year in 1 of my raised beds, I've only fed them once (no signs of nutrient deficiencies) but I've got thousands of tomatoes and trusses with up to 18 fruit on each, this bush type tomato is only supposed to grow 18 inches, which is why I chose this variety but they are now 5ft tall and still more flowers are coming, although I wanted a dwarf type tomato plant, I think I'll be growing just 1 every year as they taste amazing, I've only been growing fruit & veg for 2 years and I've learnt most of it from you, I'm now online shopping for indoor growing equipment, can't stand the thought of not growing any plants over the winter months so thanks for getting me hooked Gary, I love my new hobby 😁
I've been growing Matt's Wild Cherry Tomatoes for almost 2 years now. They're gorgeous,sweet and cute as they're so small. This year,i'm growing roma tomatoes. Thanks for sharing with us and happy gardening!!!
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I’m definitely growing Tiny Tim’s this year ✊🏾 I’m also going to experiment with growing it indoors during the fall/winter. Thanks for the great information.
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I like the tiny ones to grow indoors. I just found Orange hat micro grows to about 8" tal.... thanks I never heard of Red Robin.. I need smaller. Thanks nice video.
Actually, even the newest varieties introduced this year through the DTP, are quite large. When Craig LeHoullier started the project, he had LOTS of helpers and I believe their interest was more about taste and still maintain the dwarf status (at least the ones I grew out). But some of them need 15 gallon containers to grow. In fact one of my favorites that came out of the project is "Sweet Sue". It was a stellar success and considered a dwarf but grows to 5' tall. Bottom line, people should not be fooled into thinking that just because a tomato says "dwarf" that it's only going to get a foot tall. That's a myth. I have 25 varieties selected for 2017 to grow out from the project and only 1 of them is under 2' tall.
Zone 4 perfect for the dwarfs. Only someone with a passion for tomatoes would invest so much time for no pay. That's why I try to encourage everyone to support him by buying his book. "Epic Tomatoes" Awesome read!
I am converted! After years of growing tall tomatoes, for the first time I have two Micro Tom plants. The harvest and flavour are fantastic. I have to check every morning to remove large snails which love them as much as me. I am saving seeds and intend to grow them indoors on my windowsill all year round :o)
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I love the red robin tomatoe plants. The majority of the plant is tomatoes. I currently have 5 that have produced well over what I expected. They have a beautiful tomatoe flavor and they are gorgeous! I have all different sizes of tomatoes on the plant, most are on the larger side of the spectrum. I would totally recommend this tomatoe plant for anyone really and I live in an apartment!
It is a good one. I agree. Perfect for apartments Episode 1 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/9gKnH3NJD1A/видео.html Episode 2 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/DdmiyLq1XUM/видео.html Episode 3 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/hELpYoHhcOg/видео.html
Thank you for this video! I have a few dwarf varieties growing now, and saw a few flowers today. We're only at 8 weeks with them and I sort of panicked. I've never grown dwarf tomatoes and wasn't sure about how many days/months they'd last lol. I am looking forward to gifting these to my brother and friends who live in small spaces.
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Hi! My tiny tim is about 3in tall and its growing the first cluster of flowers already.. should i pick them off to encourage the plant to grow taller first? or will the plant still grow bigger while producing tomatoes? thank you!
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We grew Tiny Tim last year and it was the only tomato we grew that the kids wouldn't eat. They are not as tasty as large plant cherry tomatoes and they are tougher and more fibrous.
Don't get discouraged. There are dozens of micro dwarf tomato varieties to try. I don't think any of the three that he grew are particularly known for their flavor.
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I have a bunch of tomato plants, some are huge, taller than me in their buckets. None of them have tomatoes. What is the deal??? I have seen one form a tomato on one of my raised bed gardens. They have flowers. Please help. They're healthy, nice and green. It has rained a whole lot here. I gave them all fertilizer, Jobe's liquid feed. I pruned them, they're staked well. What??
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Gary, I have saved seeds from a dwarf variety I've grown for a year now called Hahms Gelbe. They are amazing little orange cherry tomatoes, smaller than those shown in this video, and I've grown them easily to harvest under my grow lights. In 2015, I grew them from seed to first harvest in about 90 days under the lights. The indoor fruits were expectedly a bit tart, but once I hardened them off and transplanted them outdoors, they became extremely sweet and produced continually through early October (I'm in Colorado zone 5b with hot days and cool nights). If you're interested in trying this variety, I'd love to send you some seeds. I started this season's seedlings two weeks ago and had 24/25 germinate. They began setting their first set of true leaves before they even reached an inch tall.
Sorry if my question is repetitive. In case of determinant dwarf gen, how many times they bloom to produce tomato. My point is when plant doesn't grow up to have new shoots and leaves how it is possible to make blooming. Thanks
So the determinate bloom once in quantity over a week or two. They can hang around alive and kicking with some small blooms but nothing to get excited about. If you cut the dead stuff back, sometimes they regrow and start over. But that takes a while. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop for seeds, seed starting supplies, neem oil, TRG merchandise and more at www.therustedgarden.com & Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications of new videos. I have over 1250 garden videos you can search and find the answer you need. Thanks
Hi Gary! How much pruning (if at all) do you do for dwarf tomatoes? They're so compact so I would imagine you wouldn't want to cut off too much. Any advice would be helpful! Thank you!
None. Maybe some lower leaves to let air circulate under them. Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications & Please check out The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop for all your gardening needs: www.therustedgarden.com
Thank you for this. Im from the Philippines trying my hand on dwarf varieties I ordered from the US. So far theyve sprouted. Ill be transplanting them soon. What is the best potting mix/soil for these types of tomatoes? Could they work even in the tropics? Thanks again.
@@infinitetransit2899 hey sorry for asking you on an old comment. Im in Malaysia so our weather is similar. May I know what variety of tomatoes you’ve successfully grown with good harvest? thanks!
Nice video.. I started to grow Tumbing Tom's over 5 years ago them Tiny Tim's.... now I am expnding to Red Robin and several more. I want to groe some indoor since it gets to hot here. You are rught the flavor works just fine they are very sweet. I need small ones to fit in my aero garden,,, Thank you yours are excellent
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Hi Gary. I have issues with my Tiny Tim plants. They grow. I start to see flowers. But no tomatoes. The plants start looking dry and rusty. Not dead but just there. Any ideas?
I found these still need water and liquid feed regularly. I had better success this year pruning out the bottoms and helping with air flow. I also have been spraying them an all my plants on a regular schedule for antifungal and pests. It has made a difference sticking to schedule.
Gary, I need your help! I am crazy about dwarf tomatoes. But I need your help! They are getting sick! Do you have Facebook or instagram so we can talk? Could you please please help me! I live in Brazil! I can't find anyone to help me here!
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Have you tried to grow any of these Dwarfs indoors? Those Red Robins really look nice ...... can't wait for some of my maters to mature - I planted a few more cherry/grape types this year ........ you know what they say about a "watched pot" lol! I'm so jealous of you growers that can get a jump on the growing season, even though I am prolly not that far north of you. Tnx 4 sharing ...... I'm getting so much good info, I just wish I had caught some of your videos earlier than I did, although I think I dodged a few bullets with my earliest planting ...... heh heh!
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I live in Calgary, Canada and now it is too late for me to grow tomatoes outside anyways, maybe even these small ones. I have Red Robin tomato seeds. How small can one plant's pot be if I grow them inside? The package didn't say their heights, but said that the tomatoes are "suitable for smaller containers."
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Very surprised these are Det, because I planted these in pots from seed, Grew them under T4 lights in an inexpensive greenhouse inside. They produced tremendous amount of fruit but they grew taller than 10 inches. They continued to produce fruit for three months. Had fresh tomatoes in the winter. Experiment was to see if blight spread more with dirt or with rain. Learned that it was rain more than the soil that spread blight. None of these dwarf tomatoes developed blight, biggest problem was that they out grew the greenhouse.
I am growing tiny tim, micro tom and orange pixie vft. Here in the pacific north west .I still have many green tomatoes. All are dark and very bushy. I look forward to comparing my results with yours. I have been enjoying your videos all summer.Denise Marie
Hello. Thank you for your video. I have a question about transplanting dwarf tomatoes. I've grown mine from seed for the first time, but if regular tomatoes get transplanted at about 4 inches tall, how tall should dwarf tomatoes be in order to transplant. Alternatively, is it basically 50 degree nights/70 degree days all that matters?
As long as they are acclimated to the outdoors... a couple inches tall. Please visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden shop for your fabric pots, fall & spring seeds, seed starting supplies, peppermint oil, neem oil, TRG merchandise and more at www.therustedgarden.com Check out my new gardening PODCAST Gardening Coast2Coast at gardeningcoast2coast.net with CaliKim. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualified purchases. Check out my Amazon Storefront for garden lights, seed starting supplies, fertilizer, pest management, books and more! www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden
I planted red heirloom cherry variety supplied by Aerogarden in my unit indoors. The tomatoes are all fruited. Do I get any more after picking them? Also do I have to mist the leaves as the plant is indoor.
Hello sir..Greetings from India !!After watching this episode I fall love with dwarf tomatoes, especially red robin.But unfortunately i had not find an access in india .we are having dry periods eventhough in oct.we experience 30 degree celsius ..it is hard to grow tall varieties .I have a complicated request to you :can you send me some seeds to my location in India ??I am so sorry if my request distract you.infact i'm a fellow student ,please take it as the sense.lastely sir ;your channel inspired me from wasteing time infront of t.v to have something in the dirt..in the way i am so thankful to you.♥♥♥
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So no determinate, in general, get to size, set flowers and fruit and die back. In theory you could trim them back and they send up new growth slowly. Best to have some replacement transplants going behind them. The production of new seed determinates is so much better. You can also snip suckers, drop them in water and make clones Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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I have been having issues with tiny tims caused by horrible Belgian weather this last month. June had 3 no rain days, and even hail a couple of days. Incredibly wet. Some areas of my plants, interior leaves and branches start having some kind of rot. I have been cutting out sick parts. Maybe I should have pruned the suckers like I do in normal plants, but I had the Idea that with these dwarf varieties we should just let them bush. Anyway this was my first try with dwarf tomatoe plants and for the rest they are remarkably easy to manage and I hope I still can get some fruits out of them. And next year I will surely grow them again. Regards
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They really slow production down after they set all their fruit. Technically they dont die off but take a long time to get buack going again. You can pinch a sucker and root it. And plant that. It will grow thinking it is brand new.
When I grew Cosmonaut Volkov (again) this year I was surprised to see it was called a determininant by Territorial Seeds. I was thinking that possibly because I didn't sucker it as much as I should have it just kept growing last year. So you're saying that the main plant has some kind of regulator that tells it to shut down even though it may have 10 suckers on it that are junior versions of itself?
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I just went through the website. While I agree that the quality of products is good , yet they are really expensive! We get a better variety here in India and at roughly half the price. I just wanted to know the exact name of that particular tomato cultivar. There are plenty of videos on RUclips showcasing "tiny tim tomato" but all those plants look very different from one another. Some are dense and bushy, some tall & spindly. So I was just confused.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) I can't seem to find anything online specifically about growing in containers. Or at least the amount of space the roots need to grow. I was going to put them into 2 or 3 gal pots that are 10 - 12" deep.
Hi Gary! I seed started tomato seeds in a 72 cell tray for my volunteer school garden project. I've never seed starts tomatoes in cells that are so small! Should I wait for the first true leaves before I pot up? Second true leaves? Help! Thanks!
Yep. You can feed them with a half strength liquid feed like Miracle Gro. Dont use organics on the seedlings. Not worth it. You can the actually let them get to an inch or 2 in there and then transplant them. ruclips.net/video/0D0YjIPOe6g/видео.html
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) Thanks, Gary. I've never used such small cells before, I usually use six packs (like in your videos) so I wasn't sure how long to let them grow before potting up into cups.
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I've grown 3 red robin plants this year in 1 of my raised beds, I've only fed them once (no signs of nutrient deficiencies) but I've got thousands of tomatoes and trusses with up to 18 fruit on each, this bush type tomato is only supposed to grow 18 inches, which is why I chose this variety but they are now 5ft tall and still more flowers are coming, although I wanted a dwarf type tomato plant, I think I'll be growing just 1 every year as they taste amazing, I've only been growing fruit & veg for 2 years and I've learnt most of it from you, I'm now online shopping for indoor growing equipment, can't stand the thought of not growing any plants over the winter months so thanks for getting me hooked Gary, I love my new hobby 😁
How many pints did you get from the 3 plants
Which of these do you'll the best for the flavor? Thank you
I've been growing Matt's Wild Cherry Tomatoes for almost 2 years now. They're gorgeous,sweet and cute as they're so small. This year,i'm growing roma tomatoes. Thanks for sharing with us and happy gardening!!!
I’m growing the tiny Tim and Spoon tomato’s. I’m so excited.
They are fun!
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I’m definitely growing Tiny Tim’s this year ✊🏾 I’m also going to experiment with growing it indoors during the fall/winter. Thanks for the great information.
I just planted mine for indoors
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I like the tiny ones to grow indoors. I just found Orange hat micro grows to about 8" tal.... thanks I never heard of Red Robin.. I need smaller. Thanks nice video.
love this video Gary !! full off information and how to !! great amazing smashing !!! thanks for sharing !!
Thanks
Up to 12" tall? My tiny tims are 2 feet tall and that's after burying the stem deep. Probably closer to 3 feet if you count the underground stem.
Looking to grow Red Robins next year; what sized pot do you have them in? Would a 5 Gallon be too big/unnecessary? Thanks!
Actually, even the newest varieties introduced this year through the DTP, are quite large. When Craig LeHoullier started the project, he had LOTS of helpers and I believe their interest was more about taste and still maintain the dwarf status (at least the ones I grew out). But some of them need 15 gallon containers to grow. In fact one of my favorites that came out of the project is "Sweet Sue". It was a stellar success and considered a dwarf but grows to 5' tall. Bottom line, people should not be fooled into thinking that just because a tomato says "dwarf" that it's only going to get a foot tall. That's a myth. I have 25 varieties selected for 2017 to grow out from the project and only 1 of them is under 2' tall.
Zone 4 perfect for the dwarfs. Only someone with a passion for tomatoes would invest so much time for no pay. That's why I try to encourage everyone to support him by buying his book. "Epic Tomatoes" Awesome read!
I am converted! After years of growing tall tomatoes, for the first time I have two Micro Tom plants. The harvest and flavour are fantastic. I have to check every morning to remove large snails which love them as much as me. I am saving seeds and intend to grow them indoors on my windowsill all year round :o)
They are fun
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I love the red robin tomatoe plants. The majority of the plant is tomatoes. I currently have 5 that have produced well over what I expected. They have a beautiful tomatoe flavor and they are gorgeous! I have all different sizes of tomatoes on the plant, most are on the larger side of the spectrum. I would totally recommend this tomatoe plant for anyone really and I live in an apartment!
It is a good one. I agree. Perfect for apartments
Episode 1 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/9gKnH3NJD1A/видео.html
Episode 2 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/DdmiyLq1XUM/видео.html
Episode 3 of Growing Tomatoes: ruclips.net/video/hELpYoHhcOg/видео.html
Thank you for this video! I have a few dwarf varieties growing now, and saw a few flowers today. We're only at 8 weeks with them and I sort of panicked. I've never grown dwarf tomatoes and wasn't sure about how many days/months they'd last lol. I am looking forward to gifting these to my brother and friends who live in small spaces.
They grow pretty fast. I would actually start more now too. I keep them going for multiple plantings
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Hi! My tiny tim is about 3in tall and its growing the first cluster of flowers already.. should i pick them off to encourage the plant to grow taller first? or will the plant still grow bigger while producing tomatoes? thank you!
I would pick them. Let them grow a bit.
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Thank you so much for answering!!
I just bought some of the Tiny Tim seeds through your website. Can you grow these indoors?
You can actually. I havent tried but they grow fast and tomatoes are self pollinating'
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We grew Tiny Tim last year and it was the only tomato we grew that the kids wouldn't eat. They are not as tasty as large plant cherry tomatoes and they are tougher and more fibrous.
Don't get discouraged. There are dozens of micro dwarf tomato varieties to try. I don't think any of the three that he grew are particularly known for their flavor.
Great video on dwarf cherry tomatoes I’m growing tiny Tim , red robin & tumbling Tom this year 👍🍅🍅🍅
They are fun to grow.
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Hi there! I'm new to gardening and I'm learning as I go. I'd just like to say that you have a video for each question I've had. Thanks a lot! Keep doing what you do.
Excellent. Glad to help.
I have a bunch of tomato plants, some are huge, taller than me in their buckets. None of them have tomatoes. What is the deal??? I have seen one form a tomato on one of my raised bed gardens. They have flowers. Please help. They're healthy, nice and green. It has rained a whole lot here. I gave them all fertilizer, Jobe's liquid feed. I pruned them, they're staked well. What??
Do you have a particular favorite from these three?
Red Robin
Do you prune micro Dwarf tomatoes or do you have a video about that? I haven't found any good sources on whether or not to prune.
I wouldn't prune them but for some bottom leaves.
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Do these plant completely die after a certain amount of time?
Tomatoes will once frost hits for sure.
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Gary, I have saved seeds from a dwarf variety I've grown for a year now called Hahms Gelbe. They are amazing little orange cherry tomatoes, smaller than those shown in this video, and I've grown them easily to harvest under my grow lights. In 2015, I grew them from seed to first harvest in about 90 days under the lights. The indoor fruits were expectedly a bit tart, but once I hardened them off and transplanted them outdoors, they became extremely sweet and produced continually through early October (I'm in Colorado zone 5b with hot days and cool nights). If you're interested in trying this variety, I'd love to send you some seeds. I started this season's seedlings two weeks ago and had 24/25 germinate. They began setting their first set of true leaves before they even reached an inch tall.
That is really cool variety. Id like to try them. You can email me at therustegarden@gmail.com and I can send you my address. Thanks.
Could someone send me some these seeds Hahms Gelbe thanks I don’t know where to buy
@@THERUSTEDGARDEN where can I get some these micro small plant seeds.Thsnks
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Love those little micros.imlike that you do side by side comparisons on your varieties.
Thanks. I hope to do profiles on every tomato this year. Ill be slimming down what I grow next year.
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Thats cool little collection you have there :) Do you know about how much you will get in pounds off these? Thanks for sharing :)
I didnt weigh them. I just ate them as the ripened.
I thought so. I am the same way :) Thanks for responding :)
i will be reviewing these next yr
Where do you review them.
Good luck. You should see my early ones LOL. My tip... Move the camera really slowly. Even slower than you think. Your viewers will appreciate that.
yea i found tht out had to refilm about 20 vids
thanks for the tip gary
Sorry if my question is repetitive. In case of determinant dwarf gen, how many times they bloom to produce tomato. My point is when plant doesn't grow up to have new shoots and leaves how it is possible to make blooming. Thanks
So the determinate bloom once in quantity over a week or two. They can hang around alive and kicking with some small blooms but nothing to get excited about. If you cut the dead stuff back, sometimes they regrow and start over. But that takes a while.
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This has been a great learning tool. I've grown Tiny Tim a few times a few times here in Maine and loved it.
Glad to help.
Very informative. Thanks a lot! 👍👍👍
Hi Gary! Where can I get the seeds for the tiny tim or the micro tom??
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I wouldn't call these Dwarf. Maybe Micros :) I.e.; Dwarf Tomato Project = Dwarf.
Thanks
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Hi Gary! How much pruning (if at all) do you do for dwarf tomatoes? They're so compact so I would imagine you wouldn't want to cut off too much. Any advice would be helpful! Thank you!
None. Maybe some lower leaves to let air circulate under them.
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Thank you for this.
Im from the Philippines trying my hand on dwarf varieties I ordered from the US. So far theyve sprouted. Ill be transplanting them soon. What is the best potting mix/soil for these types of tomatoes? Could they work even in the tropics?
Thanks again.
I live in Singapore and I can grow loads of tomatoes even though we have tropical weather. Tomatoes are happy with warm weather.
@@infinitetransit2899 hey sorry for asking you on an old comment. Im in Malaysia so our weather is similar. May I know what variety of tomatoes you’ve successfully grown with good harvest? thanks!
Nice video.. I started to grow Tumbing Tom's over 5 years ago them Tiny Tim's.... now I am expnding to Red Robin and several more. I want to groe some indoor since it gets to hot here. You are rught the flavor works just fine they are very sweet. I need small ones to fit in my aero garden,,, Thank you yours are excellent
I just started tiny tims for indoor growing a few weeks ago. Thanks
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Hi Gary. I have issues with my Tiny Tim plants. They grow. I start to see flowers. But no tomatoes. The plants start looking dry and rusty. Not dead but just there. Any ideas?
I found these still need water and liquid feed regularly. I had better success this year pruning out the bottoms and helping with air flow. I also have been spraying them an all my plants on a regular schedule for antifungal and pests. It has made a difference sticking to schedule.
Gary, I need your help! I am crazy about dwarf tomatoes. But I need your help! They are getting sick! Do you have Facebook or instagram so we can talk? Could you please please help me! I live in Brazil! I can't find anyone to help me here!
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growing A tiny tim red and 2 tiny tim yellow in Malaysia, just transplanted 4 days ago, loving your video.
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Have you tried to grow any of these Dwarfs indoors? Those Red Robins really look nice ...... can't wait for some of my maters to mature - I planted a few more cherry/grape types this year ........ you know what they say about a "watched pot" lol! I'm so jealous of you growers that can get a jump on the growing season, even though I am prolly not that far north of you. Tnx 4 sharing ...... I'm getting so much good info, I just wish I had caught some of your videos earlier than I did, although I think I dodged a few bullets with my earliest planting ...... heh heh!
I havent tried anything for food indoors. Just seed starting. You know next season comes fast. I am still learning and trying new ideas.
If I grow these inside do I need to hand pollinate them?
Tomatoes are self pollinating. No need to hand pollinate. Just give the plants a shake when flowering.
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I live in Calgary, Canada and now it is too late for me to grow tomatoes outside anyways, maybe even these small ones. I have Red Robin tomato seeds. How small can one plant's pot be if I grow them inside? The package didn't say their heights, but said that the tomatoes are "suitable for smaller containers."
You have time for the determinate varieties
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN but the first fall frost is usually September 14 and I can't promise that even these small ones will grow fast enough
Highest yielding ?
I was trying to buy some seed from your blog, should I just click add to cart and buy with paypal? I didn't see a place to put my address????
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Very surprised these are Det, because I planted these in pots from seed, Grew them under T4 lights in an inexpensive greenhouse inside. They produced tremendous amount of fruit but they grew taller than 10 inches. They continued to produce fruit for three months. Had fresh tomatoes in the winter. Experiment was to see if blight spread more with dirt or with rain. Learned that it was rain more than the soil that spread blight. None of these dwarf tomatoes developed blight, biggest problem was that they out grew the greenhouse.
Interesting.
I am growing tiny tim, micro tom and orange pixie vft. Here in the pacific north west .I still have many green tomatoes. All are dark and very bushy. I look forward to comparing my results with yours. I have been enjoying your videos all summer.Denise Marie
Thanks so much for watching. Good Luck with the tomatoes.
Hello. Thank you for your video. I have a question about transplanting dwarf tomatoes. I've grown mine from seed for the first time, but if regular tomatoes get transplanted at about 4 inches tall, how tall should dwarf tomatoes be in order to transplant. Alternatively, is it basically 50 degree nights/70 degree days all that matters?
As long as they are acclimated to the outdoors... a couple inches tall.
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I planted red heirloom cherry variety supplied by Aerogarden in my unit indoors. The tomatoes are all fruited. Do I get any more after picking them? Also do I have to mist the leaves as the plant is indoor.
If it is an indeterminate variety, yes. It keeps growing, flowering and producing.
Hello sir..Greetings from India !!After watching this episode I fall love with dwarf tomatoes, especially red robin.But unfortunately i had not find an access in india .we are having dry periods eventhough in oct.we experience 30 degree celsius ..it is hard to grow tall varieties .I have a complicated request to you :can you send me some seeds to my location in India ??I am so sorry if my request distract you.infact i'm a fellow student ,please take it as the sense.lastely sir ;your channel inspired me from wasteing time infront of t.v to have something in the dirt..in the way i am so thankful to you.♥♥♥
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Can you grow second generation plants from cuttings form these plants?
Yep. I have done that. Drop them in water and let them root in the house
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If I put either of the three determinate tiny tomatoes
in a greenhouse, then will they keep growing tomatoes year round?
So no determinate, in general, get to size, set flowers and fruit and die back. In theory you could trim them back and they send up new growth slowly. Best to have some replacement transplants going behind them. The production of new seed determinates is so much better. You can also snip suckers, drop them in water and make clones
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I just bought some tiny tim for my aerogarden this to grow this winter
They do well.
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I would like to try determinate tomato next year. I just never plant any.
They are a good addition to the garden.
I have been having issues with tiny tims caused by horrible Belgian weather this last month. June had 3 no rain days, and even hail a couple of days. Incredibly wet. Some areas of my plants, interior leaves and branches start having some kind of rot. I have been cutting out sick parts. Maybe I should have pruned the suckers like I do in normal plants, but I had the Idea that with these dwarf varieties we should just let them bush. Anyway this was my first try with dwarf tomatoe plants and for the rest they are remarkably easy to manage and I hope I still can get some fruits out of them. And next year I will surely grow them again. Regards
Any antifungal sprays helps. I used just a low mix of baking soda. It sits nicely on the packed in interior leaves and helps a bit I think.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) thanks Gary. I will spray that in.
How many plants do you put into a pot?
Depends on the pot size. 1 plant in a pot 12 inches across.
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Which one has the best flavor?
TIny Tim
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Would it be too late to start to grow these varieties in zone 5? If not, what's a good site for these dwarf varieties?
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Question about determinants, If you don't remove suckers don't you basically have an indeterminant since every sucker is a new determinant?
They really slow production down after they set all their fruit. Technically they dont die off but take a long time to get buack going again. You can pinch a sucker and root it. And plant that. It will grow thinking it is brand new.
When I grew Cosmonaut Volkov (again) this year I was surprised to see it was called a determininant by Territorial Seeds. I was thinking that possibly because I didn't sucker it as much as I should have it just kept growing last year. So you're saying that the main plant has some kind of regulator that tells it to shut down even though it may have 10 suckers on it that are junior versions of itself?
Do you need to prune dwarf tomatoes?
Could I get some red robin seed from you?
I am out right now. Will be collecting more.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) cool! Thank you
Do you know if the Micro Tom variety is open pollinated?
I believe it is.
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those look great. I want to try them next year. can you keep them over winter?
I cant. It gets to cold here.
Was wondering why my tomatoes flowered but didn't produce fruit till now. It's been cool and rainy and should start to warm up now.
Too cold and Too hot they stop producing.
Starting to learn that, thanks Gary.
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Where do you live?
I have to ask, do you pinch off first buds?
Sometimes. If the plant is really small and just planted. I found when the warmth comes they take off either way.
You have such informative videos, thank you so much!
You are very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
You have such informative videos, thank you
Thanks so much.
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Are they more frost resistant than the larger tonatoes
I dont think any more than normal.
Those are some sturdy plants! Love that rustling of leaves.
They sure are
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I just went through the website. While I agree that the quality of products is good , yet they are really expensive! We get a better variety here in India and at roughly half the price. I just wanted to know the exact name of that particular tomato cultivar. There are plenty of videos on RUclips showcasing "tiny tim tomato" but all those plants look very different from one another. Some are dense and bushy, some tall & spindly. So I was just confused.
have you ever grown ground cherries?
Growing them now. Looking healthy so far.
What size pot are you using? How deep?
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) I can't seem to find anything online specifically about growing in containers. Or at least the amount of space the roots need to grow. I was going to put them into 2 or 3 gal pots that are 10 - 12" deep.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) any suggestions would be much appreciated. thanks 😊
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its tomato as in "A" as n apple bot not "A" as n April....
Depends on what part of the planted you are standing on. LOL. They still grow the same.
Hi Gary! I seed started tomato seeds in a 72 cell tray for my volunteer school garden project. I've never seed starts tomatoes in cells that are so small! Should I wait for the first true leaves before I pot up? Second true leaves? Help! Thanks!
Yep. You can feed them with a half strength liquid feed like Miracle Gro. Dont use organics on the seedlings. Not worth it. You can the actually let them get to an inch or 2 in there and then transplant them. ruclips.net/video/0D0YjIPOe6g/видео.html
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) Thanks, Gary. I've never used such small cells before, I usually use six packs (like in your videos) so I wasn't sure how long to let them grow before potting up into cups.
Where can we buy the dwarf seeds?
I sell them at my shop. Www.therustedgarden.com or look at seed places you want TINY TIM or MICRO TOM
speak English not American....plz
I am an American. That is how we say tomato. Just one of those things. We call that an accent.
I believe you meant, "Speak English; not American, please."