Growing Tomatoes in plastic bottles for high yields, surprisingly easy Hope useful for you. Thank for your watching and don't forget subscribe my channel ❤
Здравствуйте дорогой, сразу по вам видно, что вы любите труд, земля матушка кормит нас, желаю вам здоровье и кавказского долголетия.🙌 Черкесс с Кавказа.
В Сибири не хватает для томатов солнечных дней и равномерного тепла .Мы,сибиряки,не сдаёмся и стараемся вырастить томаты и другие овощи.И у нас получается
Здравствуйте, я тоже живу в Сибири и только начинаю всерьез заниматься огородом, нет опыт есть, но на маленьком участке, очень хочется общаться с людьми занимающимися огородом именно в Сибири. Предлагаю общаться, если вы не против
@@ГеннадийЧудинов-ь8у я живу не далеко в Кемеровской области в деревне, у нас минимум соток 30, с удовольствием буду общаться, а то половина информации о средней полосе России.
I have noticed that many people are obsessed with soil mix ... I spend a lot of time in Kenya. I have never seen any kind of soil mix. You use what is there. Whatever you can find. And it always seems to work well. The "fertilizer" here looks like something homemade. Perhaps blended food scraps. If I need fertilizer that is what I have to use. Simple, when you have nothing else 😉
Westerners are so stupid lol..its pretty self explanatory..yet you all seem to have the same issue and want him to come hold your hand through the process..what don't you understand exactly??🤣🇦🇺
What was the purpose of the soda bottles inside the pots were they used as a watering devise? I enjoyed the video but would like to know what fertilizer or compost was being used?
I go out on trash days and look for containers such as foam coolers (run duct tape around the outside to keep it from bursting) and anything that would hold a plant. People throw away perfectly good containers and pots.
Thank you for the video, greatly appreciate it. I've got a coworker that needs ideas for growing vegetables in a small apartment space, I think he'll like this video. BTW cow manure is great for tomatoes, they taste and smell better. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵✌️🖖 ❤️🍅
@@luzmanalo2410 Hi, You're welcome. 🙋♀️ You can also water down cow manure in a bucket 🪣, and water the plants with it. Kind of like drinking vitamin water for them. Also once in awhile use fish guts, or fish heads for fertilizer. Or if you have a fish tank, when you clean the tank to change out the water, use the dirty fish water on the plants. Ancient Native Americans used fish as fertilizer before Europeans arrived in America. The plants grow bigger, and produce more food. My father-in-law used to go fishing often. He used fish guts on his roses🌹, the blooms got as big as dinner plates. He was the envy of the neighborhood. You just dig a hole near the roots and bury the guts, heads, scales, whatever icky bits. But bury it deep enough the ferrel cats don't dig it up to eat. You can also grind up the fish bits, add water, then dig little holes around your plants and pour it in that way. Wash your blender out well after that, take the pitcher completely apart to clean it. You don't want your next milkshake to taste like fish. 🤢 😆 Hope this helps. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵✌️🖖
Excellent method and I'd love to live in a country where outdoor growing for tomatoes was an option - I grow all mine in a double-glazed greenhouse since I'm in the North East of England.
@@Flyingscot22 I have tried with lots of different varieties it and the first cold nights hammer the tomatoes before the bulk of the crop is ripe - 100 to 200 miles further South makes a hell of a difference to average temperatures and I speak to people all the time from the Midlands and below who grow chilies and tomatoes outdoors but unless we have a walled garden with a great location we're stuck to using glass houses for the growing of warm weather crops. I've just made a huge cold frame for the dwarf varieties of tomatoes and chilies so that will work great to provide me with a reliable crop no matter what the summer is like. The cold frame video is the last video I uploaded to my channel.
In the dead of winter what an inspiring site all those beautiful tomatoes are! Thanks for the thought and I will be passing this on to a couple of gardeners that may want to duplicate your production. Any more garden video to show us? Stay well!
I can't imagine it's the "dead" of winter. It looks like SE Asia. If it were freezing temps, those vines would be frozen as it looks like that's a balcony of some sort.
Hola joven buen día los admiro mucho por qué ustedes aprovechan todo espacio de la tierra Qué el señor los bendiga grandemente Qué tengas un excelente día
Hola ... estoy viendo tu video desde Venezuela y es muy hermoso su proyecto.. pero no enseñas como hacer para colgar las plantas de tomate para que permanezcan asi y que material usa?? ppr favor detalle para asi no perder ninguna información..
Hola, si tú observas el tiene orificios hechos en cada recipiente grande, por donde pasa un alambre para que sirva de percha, y dónde los cuelga hay un enrejado que es donde se sostiene la planta al ir creciendo, yo hice una sola plantitas y la puse sobre un árbol seco, dió muchísimos tomates cherry. Saludos desde Uruguay.
Nagyon ügyes nagyont tetszik a paradicsom termesztése, látszik hogy vannak jó ötletei , remélem hogy mások is örülnek az ilyen praktikus tanulásnak.Jo egészséget kívánok önnek Éva Románia Oradea
In this video, there's a lot left unexplained that makes for a great knowledge gap, causing this to not be surprisingly easy, but deceptively hard. The climate of the region shown may contribute greatly to the success of the crop. Does this method apply mostly to cherry tomatoes or can any type be grown? Also, how does one construct the canopy by which all those tomatoes are suspended? How are the plants fed, pruned, and protected from disease, insects, and animals? What's the watering schedule for the milky water given? Is that just how the water looks because the bucket was dirty or is that a prepared solution? There's just too much unexplained to make this much more than a mystery.
I'm assuming the growers are assuming we can figure that out or already know it all. You raise a good question about the soil and the nutrients they are using. I see that they are using a kind of mulch unknown to me, I've been growing since I was three years old, never seen a mulch that looks like dirty old shredded newspaper clippings. Having said this, I do wish they would give instructions on how to build the wire canopy but let's assume we all can figure that out? At the end of the day, I have to say it's a beautifully produced video, production speaking, and very inspiring. I think they are very clever people and I love how they repurpose everything. For that fact alone I give them gold stars for their beautiful mix of Celebrity, Early Girl, Cherry, and Beefstake tomatoes.
Judging by the buildings and the metal frame and sunscreen attached to it, the recycling of water bottles, the presence of a balcony, even the tiles used on the floor of the balcony, I'd guess it's SE Asia as those are all common here in Thailand. Climate is going to be dry and hot (28-36°) for 6-7 months then wet, very hot (37-42°) and very humid for 5-6 months. Cold in northern Thailand winters in the low areas is rarely below 10 degrees at night 30 degrees during the day, it lasts for up to 6 weeks, then the temps rise again. The wire is used to drape greenhouse shade screens over to keep the area underneath in shade, there's nothing special about it you just make a 12-18 inch cross mesh. Up that high flying bugs will be the only real pest, other than birds, there's no point in telling you what, if you live in the west, you'll be used to your own pests. Composts are generally home made, kitchen waste, garden waste, leaf mould, fertilizers are common, and largely non organic. The whiteish looking stuff in the soil is probably ash from burning, lots of tree limbs are burnt here so substitute potash if you don't burn waste wood. The leafy looking mulch stuff could be shredded palm leafs or coconut fibres, there's probably millions of tons of coconut husk waste generated every year, add coarse food compost and you've got a nutrient rich mulch. Cherry tomatoes are stupidly expensive here, so worth growing. Normal tomatoes, are so cheap it's almost more expensive to grow them. Large beefsteak tomatoes aren't common and I've never seen them used in Thai cooking, and rarely sold in shops, so if wanted you'd have to grow them yourself. I think normal toms would work fine, but I don't know if large heavy tomato stalks would support the fruit. If you want an idea of gardening reality here, imagine how your grandad or great grandad used to garden, and you'll be close. Practical, simple, cheap, function over form, re-use where possible and easy to maintain. The water bottles will be for watering, delayed seeping into the base of the soil to avoid drying out. The muddy looking water is likely to be a worm cast and water mix, it's commonly available, dilute it and pour into pots. Watering will be needed almost every day twice a day if it's really hot, with the worm cast water once a week. Hope this helps.
Sir, look above. My comments added 2 months ago. Explains a lot about his methods, and explains how to make them. I am just now ordering rice hulls. Walmart.
It's me again. I have gathered, what I can to make due at my home. I live on the other side of the planet. But I was so inspired by your veggies. I've made the country version. I bought 2- 4cu ft water metal holders for 100 gallon water containers. T-posts, across the midsections. 2 gallon "home depot" paint buckets. 14 buckets, 28 "S" hooks. They will hang the buckets level off the T-posts. (The water containers shown, 3 gal here were $22.00 with water. I needed 14 of them. 🙄 uh, no. ) Tomatoes and hot chili peppers. Yay! Soil, rice hulls, (burning them is not as easy as it should have been). Cow manure compost. I'm all set I think. However, for them to get enough sun, and not literally bake, I need to put them up in my driveway. It gets 110F here. I can at least move them to the shade if needed. For my world, this was the best choice. Wish me luck! Dede
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OK, this will work if you live in a hot climate with plenty of sun and you have a similar setup where you can hang all these plastic tubs. How many people have this? If you live in a northern climate with 4 seasons, you'll have to stick with traditional growing methods because the growing season is short.
You could use a Green House to get plants started if you lived in a northern colder climate … works well because the plant actually shades the fruit like it should … Also provides some back yard shade … easy enough to make an arbor out of welded wire cattle panels …
@@florenceannroberts1066 I think you’re right! Looks like they pour the water scooping from a container, where I would just put the hose in the bottle to fill it! Having the 2 liter cut open would make it easier!
fantastic tomatoes - I wish I knew the combination of potting mix and compost that is being used here ....At some point it looks like some ash too ...?
@@florenceannroberts1066 Could add pebbles or sea shells? The empty watering bottle would be a place for the excess water to pool, too. Was thinking that a cotton cord might be added tied to a stone in the empty water bottle and threaded through one of the holes in the bottle could both wick moisture both ways as needed and, if tied to the hook on which the planter is hung, could serve as a guide to which the plant could be "attached" via loose garden ties in order to help guide the plant to grow straight up.
Beautiful tomatoes! I saw the ashes, at least that's what they looked like to me. I've heard that is good for the soil. I saw how he added more dirt, but what was that other stuff? It kinda looked like wet newspaper? Thank you for sharing, the tomatoes look delicious!❤
@@njb1814 when you bury bury the plant it's a good to protect the top from plash and dirt by putting news paper or landscape fabric around it. Yup, you got to protect that grow center. This guy appears to be putting some sort of mulch on top. That does the same thing. Dirt is a vector for disease. Keep it clean . Cheers!
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Growing Tomatoes in plastic bottles for high yields, surprisingly easy
Hope useful for you.
Thank for your watching and don't forget subscribe my channel ❤
What is the bottles for?
@@Goldenbudgetsavings2 yes, strange, no explanation.
小瓶子起什么作用？？？没交代解释
@@leo.7993воду с удобрением содержит!
А что это за грунт? Серого цвета.
Здравствуйте дорогой, сразу по вам видно, что вы любите труд, земля матушка кормит нас, желаю вам здоровье и кавказского долголетия.🙌 Черкесс с Кавказа.
Молодцы парни очень лихо. Такие умные с такими не оголодаешь, всё грамотно. Честь и слава тааим парням.
Просто Супер. Какие красивые помидоры и сделали как арку для винограда.мне очень понравилось.
Ну хоть улыбнулся,а то такой серьезный!!!😂😂😂 Молодец!
В Сибири не хватает для томатов солнечных дней и равномерного тепла .Мы,сибиряки,не сдаёмся и стараемся вырастить томаты и другие овощи.И у нас получается
Здравствуйте, я тоже живу в Сибири и только начинаю всерьез заниматься огородом, нет опыт есть, но на маленьком участке, очень хочется общаться с людьми занимающимися огородом именно в Сибири. Предлагаю общаться, если вы не против
@@ОльгаБалашова-ъ4с Давайте общаться.Я живу в Сибири,г. Новосибирск, огород 6 соток выращиваю овощи.
@@ГеннадийЧудинов-ь8у я живу не далеко в Кемеровской области в деревне, у нас минимум соток 30, с удовольствием буду общаться, а то половина информации о средней полосе России.
@@ГеннадийЧудинов-ь8у вот только в каком формате у меня есть одноклассники ВК и Вацап, какие у вас предложения.
Я живу в Омске томаты прекрасно спеют на корню
No importa cuan barato este en el mercado, lo que uno come de su cosecha es lo más placentero que hay😋🥰
Se ve claramente que no quiere compartir sus conocimientos, no hay que ver sus videos.
Giftig
Giftig
Beautiful, what country is this? Nice view
Quería preguntarte, que función hizo la botella plástica adentro del cubo.
Какой молодец!Браво парню!Хороший способ получить вкусные помидорки!Какие милые малыши!
Я поняла , что на балконе растут , " на радость " соседям снизу..🙄
What is the purpose of the bottles? Do you put something inside them?
It would be nice to know what soil mix and what fertilizer was used. Not as helpful without that info.
I have noticed that many people are obsessed with soil mix ...
I spend a lot of time in Kenya. I have never seen any kind of soil mix. You use what is there. Whatever you can find. And it always seems to work well.
The "fertilizer" here looks like something homemade. Perhaps blended food scraps. If I need fertilizer that is what I have to use.
Simple, when you have nothing else 😉
I would guess whatever is normally recommended for tomatoes.
This is to demonstrate the style of planting not propagation.
There is a link to another vid to explain the soil in the info.
The soil mix is called dirt.
Agree
Can you add either narration or text to this vlog explaining what you are using and why?
Yea that'd be great! No explanation
No kidding. Pretty useless and change the title to growing in buckets
Not nice wen not given explanation what ingredients is used 🤔
@@MrTimjwilson those are water bottles like they use in offices the whole top is cut off.
Westerners are so stupid lol..its pretty self explanatory..yet you all seem to have the same issue and want him to come hold your hand through the process..what don't you understand exactly??🤣🇦🇺
What was the purpose of the soda bottles inside the pots were they used as a watering devise? I enjoyed the video but would like to know what fertilizer or compost was being used?
пластика нагревается от солнца и даёт тепло растениям
ペットボトルにもいくつか穴を開けて…そこに水を注ぐと土中に満遍なく水が行き渡ります。水やりの効率が良いです。
Awesome idea to use recycled materials Your cherry tomatoes look fabulous thanks for sharing gonna try this to save on space 😀 👍 🍅
Супер! Уважаю! Всех благ труженнику!
Остается только позавидовать этими ребятами -МОЛОДЦЫ!!!!
Est ce qu'il faut beaucoup de soleil
ABSOLUTELY amazing!! I don't live in a "high rise" so I am not sure how this would work for me but that doesn't mean I wouldn't try.
...try another plant like a morning glory vine everywhere ...
Me gustaría saber que agrega en la tierra. Es algún tipo de abono? No aclara.
Don't need a high-rise just some where they will get lots of sun. Tomatoes need lots of sun.
Estaría muy bien que explicaran pasos me gusta la música pero mas la experiencia compartida para todos gracias
Бутыли 5л или 20 л.?
Молодцы,это красота и экономия земли.
Afinal! Pra que serve estás garrafas pets?
Thank you very much
Very good work
God bless you and your
Family .
Мне понравился способ,что растение перевел в горизонталь и ползет как лиана ...браво автору!
они и есть лианы.
@@madamosen в смысле? Сорт такой?
I love all types of container gardening. Great video!
I go out on trash days and look for containers such as foam coolers (run duct tape around the outside to keep it from bursting) and anything that would hold a plant. People throw away perfectly good containers and pots.
@@Anne--Marie kiddie pools are great too. They get thrown away a lot.
@@DankDadReviews So true!
Thank you for the video, greatly appreciate it. I've got a coworker that needs ideas for growing vegetables in a small apartment space, I think he'll like this video. BTW cow manure is great for tomatoes, they taste and smell better.
Take care, stay safe, have a nice day.
👵✌️🖖 ❤️🍅
Great idea for cow's manure. Tks.
@@luzmanalo2410 Hi,
You're welcome. 🙋♀️
You can also water down cow manure in a bucket 🪣, and water the plants with it. Kind of like drinking vitamin water for them.
Also once in awhile use fish guts, or fish heads for fertilizer. Or if you have a fish tank, when you clean the tank to change out the water, use the dirty fish water on the plants. Ancient Native Americans used fish as fertilizer before Europeans arrived in America. The plants grow bigger, and produce more food. My father-in-law used to go fishing often. He used fish guts on his roses🌹, the blooms got as big as dinner plates. He was the envy of the neighborhood. You just dig a hole near the roots and bury the guts, heads, scales, whatever icky bits. But bury it deep enough the ferrel cats don't dig it up to eat. You can also grind up the fish bits, add water, then dig little holes around your plants and pour it in that way. Wash your blender out well after that, take the pitcher completely apart to clean it. You don't want your next milkshake to taste like fish. 🤢 😆
Hope this helps. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵✌️🖖
Hi, what a wonderfull morning idea you gave me for my tomato plant.
I will add that for my learnings.
Tks.
@@luzmanalo2410 Hi,
You are welcome. Knowledge of how to grow food should be shared freely to anyone willing to learn.
Have a nice day. 👵✌️🖖
Excellent method and I'd love to live in a country where outdoor growing for tomatoes was an option - I grow all mine in a double-glazed greenhouse since I'm in the North East of England.
I live in the midlands and I grow toms in buckets outside. Try it once and see if it wors
@@Flyingscot22 I have tried with lots of different varieties it and the first cold nights hammer the tomatoes before the bulk of the crop is ripe - 100 to 200 miles further South makes a hell of a difference to average temperatures and I speak to people all the time from the Midlands and below who grow chilies and tomatoes outdoors but unless we have a walled garden with a great location we're stuck to using glass houses for the growing of warm weather crops.
I've just made a huge cold frame for the dwarf varieties of tomatoes and chilies so that will work great to provide me with a reliable crop no matter what the summer is like. The cold frame video is the last video I uploaded to my channel.
Я тоже так ХОЧУ 🤔💥
Wow, I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
In the dead of winter what an inspiring site all those beautiful tomatoes are! Thanks for the thought and I will be passing this on to a couple of gardeners that may want to duplicate your production. Any more garden video to show us? Stay well!
I have tomatoes indoors as well as numerous herbs. Texas is froze solid right now..
Na die Gärtner arbeiten ganz sicher nicht so das kannst glauben.
I can't imagine it's the "dead" of winter. It looks like SE Asia. If it were freezing temps, those vines would be frozen as it looks like that's a balcony of some sort.
Thank you very much!
Love this idea. Such an easy process, I never would have thought of it. Thank you
Очень даже оригинально
Особенно,когда нет участка с землёй Умеют
Люди!🍅🍅🫑🫑🍇🍓
Hola joven buen día los admiro mucho por qué ustedes aprovechan todo espacio de la tierra
Qué el señor los bendiga grandemente
Qué tengas un excelente día
What do you use for fertilizer, mulch, potting soil in your pots?
Did you ever get an answer> I was wondering the same thing
Thank you for your awesome garden skills ❣ Merry Christmas Bless you
Those are beautiful. And, what a beautiful view you have. Thanks for sharing. 👍 🍅 🍅
Thank you for the upload. Can you tell what kind of fertilizer and insectices ( if any) you used ?
Aynen takviye için neler kullanıldı sade Toprak değildir lütfen değerlendirir misiniz
No insecticides dude this is all natural/organic
Insecticide, fertilizer?!?! Dude you killing your family... If you compost and give extra NUTRIENTS....This is the result..
Pretty sure the bottles are worm towers or compost tea/water intake
So much drama and fruit!
I Love it!!!!!!😍😍😍
Hola ... estoy viendo tu video desde Venezuela y es muy hermoso su proyecto.. pero no enseñas como hacer para colgar las plantas de tomate para que permanezcan asi y que material usa?? ppr favor detalle para asi no perder ninguna información..
Hola, si tú observas el tiene orificios hechos en cada recipiente grande, por donde pasa un alambre para que sirva de percha, y dónde los cuelga hay un enrejado que es donde se sostiene la planta al ir creciendo, yo hice una sola plantitas y la puse sobre un árbol seco, dió muchísimos tomates cherry. Saludos desde Uruguay.
@@albaperdomofranzen4614 hola muchas gracias por los detalles.. saludos desde Venezuela..
Bạn trồng cà chua trong chai nhựa đạt được năng suất cao thật là hay ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the video. You gave me a good idea to try this summer.
Vt6
Nagyon ügyes nagyont tetszik a paradicsom termesztése, látszik hogy vannak jó ötletei , remélem hogy mások is örülnek az ilyen praktikus tanulásnak.Jo egészséget kívánok önnek Éva Románia Oradea
That is what you call Skill great job
Cool my friend... Cool.
In this video, there's a lot left unexplained that makes for a great knowledge gap, causing this to not be surprisingly easy, but deceptively hard. The climate of the region shown may contribute greatly to the success of the crop. Does this method apply mostly to cherry tomatoes or can any type be grown? Also, how does one construct the canopy by which all those tomatoes are suspended? How are the plants fed, pruned, and protected from disease, insects, and animals? What's the watering schedule for the milky water given? Is that just how the water looks because the bucket was dirty or is that a prepared solution? There's just too much unexplained to make this much more than a mystery.
I'm assuming the growers are assuming we can figure that out or already know it all. You raise a good question about the soil and the nutrients they are using. I see that they are using a kind of mulch unknown to me, I've been growing since I was three years old, never seen a mulch that looks like dirty old shredded newspaper clippings. Having said this, I do wish they would give instructions on how to build the wire canopy but let's assume we all can figure that out? At the end of the day, I have to say it's a beautifully produced video, production speaking, and very inspiring. I think they are very clever people and I love how they repurpose everything. For that fact alone I give them gold stars for their beautiful mix of Celebrity, Early Girl, Cherry, and Beefstake tomatoes.
Judging by the buildings and the metal frame and sunscreen attached to it, the recycling of water bottles, the presence of a balcony, even the tiles used on the floor of the balcony, I'd guess it's SE Asia as those are all common here in Thailand.
Climate is going to be dry and hot (28-36°) for 6-7 months then wet, very hot (37-42°) and very humid for 5-6 months. Cold in northern Thailand winters in the low areas is rarely below 10 degrees at night 30 degrees during the day, it lasts for up to 6 weeks, then the temps rise again.
The wire is used to drape greenhouse shade screens over to keep the area underneath in shade, there's nothing special about it you just make a 12-18 inch cross mesh.
Up that high flying bugs will be the only real pest, other than birds, there's no point in telling you what, if you live in the west, you'll be used to your own pests.
Composts are generally home made, kitchen waste, garden waste, leaf mould, fertilizers are common, and largely non organic. The whiteish looking stuff in the soil is probably ash from burning, lots of tree limbs are burnt here so substitute potash if you don't burn waste wood. The leafy looking mulch stuff could be shredded palm leafs or coconut fibres, there's probably millions of tons of coconut husk waste generated every year, add coarse food compost and you've got a nutrient rich mulch.
Cherry tomatoes are stupidly expensive here, so worth growing. Normal tomatoes, are so cheap it's almost more expensive to grow them. Large beefsteak tomatoes aren't common and I've never seen them used in Thai cooking, and rarely sold in shops, so if wanted you'd have to grow them yourself.
I think normal toms would work fine, but I don't know if large heavy tomato stalks would support the fruit.
If you want an idea of gardening reality here, imagine how your grandad or great grandad used to garden, and you'll be close. Practical, simple, cheap, function over form, re-use where possible and easy to maintain.
The water bottles will be for watering, delayed seeping into the base of the soil to avoid drying out. The muddy looking water is likely to be a worm cast and water mix, it's commonly available, dilute it and pour into pots.
Watering will be needed almost every day twice a day if it's really hot, with the worm cast water once a week.
Hope this helps.
Sir, look above. My comments added 2 months ago. Explains a lot about his methods, and explains how to make them. I am just now ordering rice hulls. Walmart.
Brilliant questions
Eu gostei muito eu gosto de aprender e das suas colheitas eu estou começando a plantar em vasos obrigada pela dicas fica com Deus abençoe vcs
Eu gostei munto. adoro tomate. No meu.quintal conto. mais aprendo. aplantar. mais eu gosto e fresquinho. egost
e munto. lindo
It's me again. I have gathered, what I can to make due at my home. I live on the other side of the planet. But I was so inspired by your veggies. I've made the country version. I bought 2- 4cu ft water metal holders for 100 gallon water containers. T-posts, across the midsections. 2 gallon "home depot" paint buckets. 14 buckets, 28 "S" hooks. They will hang the buckets level off the T-posts. (The water containers shown, 3 gal here were $22.00 with water. I needed 14 of them. 🙄 uh, no. )
Tomatoes and hot chili peppers. Yay! Soil, rice hulls, (burning them is not as easy as it should have been). Cow manure compost. I'm all set I think. However, for them to get enough sun, and not literally bake, I need to put them up in my driveway. It gets 110F here. I can at least move them to the shade if needed. For my world, this was the best choice. Wish me luck! Dede
Просто волшебник !!!😄
Maganda ang ganyang paakyatan kung walang bagyo. Talagang magbubunga ang kamatis ng marami kung alagang alaga.
Да это просто чудо какое-то!! 👍🙋🍅
Great tips on growing tomatoes when you don't have enough land space.
Que lindo os tomates...... só não consegui entender a finalidade da garrafa pet ?
Ele fez furos na pet é pra colocar água pra irrigação
thats awesome tips how to grew in container tomatoes..was absulutety look great harvesing lots of vegetables.. was great job..
Maravilhosa plantação, obrigado, já fiz na minha varanda parecido e colhi muitos tomates 🥗 parabéns, que Deus te abençoe 🙋🏻♀️🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Який сорт садили ви
Blessings long process patience
Hello It is amazing way to plant tomatoes.
Where is this place?
I want to plant like this way!
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SPLENDID! ❤
Que lindo amei muuuuito ficou maravilhosa essa horta de tomate.
Не рончла зачем там бутылкт
Cà chua trồng đẹp quá ! Tuyệt vời !!
Parabéns pela bela colheita. Mas pra que serve mesmo as garrafas pets?
Te felicito ,hermosa cosecha !! Desde Buenos Aires Argentina un saludo 👋🇦🇷
Отличная идея!
Эхх, нам бы солнышка побольше.
Hello from Oklahoma! great video thank you for sharing.
Класс,как все хорошо и красиво, а главное урожайно
What beautiful tomatoes.
Muy buena idea.
Seria útil comentara la mezcla de tierra, el agua que le puso que tenia y los fertilizantes que uso.
Felicidades por su idea.
Si.le puso algo parecido al acerrin pero no sé qué es
Hola que fertizante ocupo para el tomate
Hola, necesitamos la información sobre el preparado de la tierra
I think I might have to try this here in Indiana, USA
Felicitaciones me encantan 😻 te pregunto ¿ Cuál es el secreto que utilizas para tener tomates ? Un saludo desde Perú Chiclayo
Qué producto le hechas a la tierra?? Cuando los plantas? Ahí está el mayor secreto 😃👌
No responde a las preguntas que se le hacen, eso parecen mentiras
Gute Idee!
I grow my cherrys in a 10 gallon grow bag! Right on!
Wow amazing video, love your video my friend
OK, this will work if you live in a hot climate with plenty of sun and you have a similar setup where you can hang all these plastic tubs. How many people have this? If you live in a northern climate with 4 seasons, you'll have to stick with traditional growing methods because the growing season is short.
You could use a Green House to get plants started if you lived in a northern colder climate … works well because the plant actually shades the fruit like it should … Also provides some back yard shade … easy enough to make an arbor out of welded wire cattle panels …
O te vas a vivir a un clima cálido y tendrás hermosos tomates
you can also start them in the house or before frost bring them in and put them in a sunny window I have had fresh tomatoes all year that way
鉢のペットボトルが大きい！！その位だと収穫量も多いんですね。勉強になります😊
Admirable método, pero qué le echas a la botella pequeña?
Também gostava de saber.
love this channel.
beautiful tomato garden
あまりの美しさについ見とれてしまいました。今年の夏はこうしてトマトを育てたいです。
what are the pop bottles for? to add water? love this idea!!!
Great question! I have buried a gallon milk jug with holes between my in ground tomatoes. Why did they cut the tops of the 2 liter jugs?
I think they cut the tops to give access to add water, but left the lids so that when they are “closed” they prevent evaporation
Seem to both add water and remove -- have a place for water to go -- so plant isn't overwatered. Seems like a great idea.
I thought it was to put kitchen scraps in
@@florenceannroberts1066 I think you’re right! Looks like they pour the water scooping from a container, where I would just put the hose in the bottle to fill it! Having the 2 liter cut open would make it easier!
What is the soil used? What is added on top? What is in the water added? And after started to grow, what is added to water?
Благодарю за твой труд!!!❤❤❤!!!!
Very useful video for environment
fantastic tomatoes - I wish I knew the combination of potting mix and compost that is being used here ....At some point it looks like some ash too ...?
I am wondering what is the bottom layer…that may improve drainage?
@@florenceannroberts1066 Could add pebbles or sea shells? The empty watering bottle would be a place for the excess water to pool, too. Was thinking that a cotton cord might be added tied to a stone in the empty water bottle and threaded through one of the holes in the bottle could both wick moisture both ways as needed and, if tied to the hook on which the planter is hung, could serve as a guide to which the plant could be "attached" via loose garden ties in order to help guide the plant to grow straight up.
Beautiful tomatoes! I saw the ashes, at least that's what they looked like to me. I've heard that is good for the soil. I saw how he added more dirt, but what was that other stuff? It kinda looked like wet newspaper? Thank you for sharing, the tomatoes look delicious!❤
The secret to big tomatoes is bury the stalk. Remove all limbs except the top set and bury the plant.
@@openpalmjustice I've seen several different videos and they all do that with tomato plants. Thank you! I'll be doing that for sure
@@njb1814 when you bury bury the plant it's a good to protect the top from plash and dirt by putting news paper or landscape fabric around it. Yup, you got to protect that grow center. This guy appears to be putting some sort of mulch on top. That does the same thing. Dirt is a vector for disease. Keep it clean . Cheers!
Такие красивые и урожайные... Есть ли у нас такие сорта томатов
Я брала семена комнатних сортов , и ПОМИДОРЧИКИ РОСЛИ И ПЛОДОНОСИЛИ . ВКУСНО И КРАСИВО !!!
Wow amazing dear friend Stay connected
No queda claro el uso de la botella con agujeritos dentro del envase mas grande. Pero es sin duda una excelente idea. Genial.
В бутылку наливает воду для полива, туда можно добавлять удобрения, органические отходы.
Tku for wonderful idea. How do you prevent BLIGHT and what soil mixture dud you use please. Want to start mine like this
Great idea, planning to try this using cattle panel trellising!! Thanks!!
mau belajarrrrr berkebun nih bun,,,
what kind of ground did you pu? you used different soils...what were they and why?
Was wondering that, too. one seemed to be ashes, another crushed egg shell ... but it was really difficult to tell.
@@suezbell1pl let us know the soil name put in the plastic bottle.
@@suezbell1 pl,let us know what kind of soil &the name put in the plastic bottle for growing tomatoes.
It looked to me he used dirt out of the ground in his yard. Then I saw wood ash added first.
This a super idee and beautiful 🙏🍀🙏
Beautiful ???
Very creative and efficient.
Orientals know how to do things right
Просто супер! Молодец!
Nice way to grow lots of tomato 🍅.. I will try this idea in my kitchen garden.
Patio cover or just over window shade that produces tomato plants !! I'll be trying something similar, too.
E a agricultura que nos mantem vivos sem ela a humanidade perece. video bem incentivador.
Please tell us what you are putting in these plastic bottles i e soils, fertilizers, .......
Brilliant Growing❣You have lovely music too on your clips . Thank you
How does the water drain? I didn’t see any water draining out of the container when you watered them at the beginning.
Into the empty bottles?
Maybe the uses of the bottle is to drain the water
I will not hang it's too heavy
Looks wonderful. Thank you for the 💡 ideas
分かりやすい説明、有り難うございます、早速ことしはチャレンジしてみます。
Que maravilha lindo 👏👏👏👏 A natureza bem cuidada agradece!!!🕊️🕊️🕊️
A recompensa é fantástica parabéns 👏👏👏💯💯💯💯
very good idea..new friend watching from usa
muito lindo esta plantação de tomate,poderia me ensinar ,quantas vezes devo regar o pé de tomate.
Que maravilla,
Que son botellas de 5 litros de agua , y les pones la botella de 1,5 l
Попробовать можно. Спасибо! Очень интересно.
У МЕНЯ РОСЛИ ПОМИДОРЧИКИ ,, ЧЕРИ ,, В КУХНЕ НА ПОДОКОННИКЕ. ТРИ СОРТА --- ДВА ,ВИСОКИЕ ( КРУГЛИЙ И ПРОДОЛГОВАТИЙ ) И КУСТИКОМ ,КРУГЛЬНЬКИЕ , ВКУСУУСНИЄ !!! УКРАЇНА !!! СЕМЕНА КУПИЛА НА БАЗАРЕ .
Luar biasa bagusnya menanam tomat yang sangat bagus nih idenya sobat