🍅 Tomato plant growing time lapse - 7 months from seed to fruit [4K]
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
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7 months time-lapse, over 35.000 photos, taken in RAW over 1TB storage place, variable interval 5-20 minutes (see subtitles)
00:00 Seedling (quick rotation)
01:15 Small plant (slower rotation)
03:07 Support added (no rotation)
03:35 Flowers (with details)
07:04 Fruits forming and ripening (with detail)
08:35 Outro
Photos made with Nikon D800E, processed with Adobe Camera RAW/Lightroom, video compiled with Shotcut
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This video has really highlighted the benefits of pruning
My biggest fear lol 😂
I have two tomato plates ! I’m loving the journey they are going through . I just have flowers now !! Great video
Thanks for visiting :) Glad you enjoyed my video.
Awesome new video! Fun to see the rotation in the beginning!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
Thank to the camera man for standing for 7 months
Yes, it was the hard part set alarm for every few minutes and go take a picture :D
Thanks to the man lying below the pot and spinning the pot on his tummy for 7 months
excellent work!
Thank you 🙏
Lit Timelapse! Good job!
Thank you 🙏
I planted mine 06/02/2022 I have rutgers and beefsteak and they’re producing flowers already and I’ll have fruit soon Elohim willing
loved this video, but next time, if you do another tomato time lapse, could you not prune it down? i'm interested to see how a full sized plant would look! :D
Really nice video. Good to know they’re ok with 24/7 light as that’s what I’m trying this year. I assume this is a determinate variety?
Thanks. They can handle 24/7 light but it is still not optimal for them. With some time for rest it is better. Not sure about the variety - I just took the seeds from a tomato, which I bought in store 🙂
How did you make the background of the video solid black? Awesome videos by the way.
Combination of using Musou black fabric Kiwami as backdrop and then tweak the blacks even a bit more at developing the raw photos
Fantastic video. How is pruning meant to be performed? Had the idea that plants should be prunned from the top node rather than lower stems.
Thanks. It was nut much ment as real pruning. I just wanted to keep it a bit more clear for better view on details as flowers and later the fruits.
For sure I always prune from the top and crop when the fruits are ripe.
why the plant grow 4 leaves so fast? 5 days passed and mine still has two only...
There are many conditions which are involved. But generally nature isn't exact science and don't care about time and what human want. It's the same like you would ask why is some human taller and another one shorter. Just be patient and trust in nature, it will do its best...
Mine too, but they in reality don’t grow as fast as on the video , unless you add some growth chemicals. After first leaves plant has to develop some root system.
What type of tomato did you use to grow it cause it produces fruits later than mine
Mine only takes around 3.5 months to grow fruits
I don't know the exact variety. The later produce of fruits was probably just because of lack of pollination. As you can see there were flowers also after about 3 months here. But in the photo box there were no insect pollinators and even no shaking, which would probably be also enough to self-pollinate. I realized that unfortunately much later and when I tried to pollinate it manually with small brush, then the fruits started to form first.
@@PetrGanaj hi so basically my planted pollinated itself? Omg I’m learning so much about plants and planting things
@@BrunchwithLexii yes, most varieties are able to self-polination. It mostly just need some movement of the plant or air movement. Of course the insect pollinators are also helpful, but not necessary.
Just keep spinning just keep spinning what do we do we spin spin
😊🐟
176 days for fruit forming? Isn't it too much?
Yes, normally it would be much earlier, but I started to pollinate manually it too late, first when I saw it doesn't do it self
Nice video, maybe a little to much spinning for me 😵💫
Was this the Somalia Gold? Super Taliban 100? Smashed and Grabbed? Fast Tyron?
I don't know if it's just a lack of a reference point, but those stems look quite fat! How did you feed this one?
It is probably because there was light 24/7 (for the photo shooting). Then the plant does not have a need to go tall for light and can put the energy in strength.
I did not know about 24/7 tomatoes, but I do now; the plant's light source must be significant! Thank you!
I grew tomatoes outdoors in pots last year, and the plants that got fertilizer since the very beginning had a much thick and strong stem and gave me larger fruits than the plants I fertilized one month after germination. So I guess the video shows that the plants got enough fertilizer since the very beginning, the colour of the leaves indicate that.
7 months? Wow, normal tomatoes take 2-3 months from seed to fruit, also it looks like a potato plant but guess they look similar
Yes as plants they are in the same family (nightshade) and look similar. It took so long, because I didn't polinate it first and in closed box without insect polinators and also without air movement lot of flowers went away. First after I polinated it with small brush the fruits started forming.
THIS IS SO DEPRESSED TO WATCH AND THE MUSIC MAKE IT WORSE! EVEN MY CAT RUN AWAY! This Plant looks so weird! What did you do? Put Coca-Cola on the plant?
literally just put a fan on it or use a paint brush and pollinate it yourself.