Here’s how you can get free tomato plant all season long!

Here’s a method that I use every gardening season to clone my tomato plants for use as back ups, replacements, or just in case we need to grow a lot more food!
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[@JB-nw1ix]

Thanks for the really informative video!

[@OnDeckGardening]

Glad you found it informative!

[@thaliahelene]

Nice! Mt next potting up from the red solo cup is a 32 oz styrofoam or vinyl cup. I save those whenever i have them. You can wash and reuse. Past that I use small cardboard boxes. They are often bigger than gallon nursery pots and will last for a season, then compost or toss. The biggest basil plant in a container I’ve grown was in a small wine box from the liquor store. Chest high.
I do also have a stack of landscape fabric gallon pots but I keep forgetting about them.

[@OnDeckGardening]

@@thaliahelene excellent way to reuse what you have!

[@leesteal4458]

You picked one that had flowers on it. Wouldn't they have become tomatoes? Would it have been better to pick a sicker without flower Just asking. Thank you.

[@OnDeckGardening]

@@leesteal4458 that depends if you are growing your tomatoes on a single stem or want multiple leaders from the plant. Since most indeterminate tomato plants are grown as single stem, you would remove the suckers anyways, usually when they’re small, but I let them grow so I can do this process.