TRANSFORM Your TOMATOES With THIS Household Ingredient!
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2021
- One household ingredient will Make your tomato plants stronger and more disease resistant and produce more tomatoes per plant, better quality and more nutritious fruit. Two years ago when my video "Grow Tomatoes not Leaves" came out, one of the most popular parts of that video was this special mystery ingredient. And it isn't what most people thought.
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I have to admit. I tried this method of spraying the tomato plants with aspirin as they grow and I could not believe for how long they stayed healthy and kept yielding fruits. One particular cherry tomato plant I left to grow in early Autumn ended up going all through Winter and still gave fruit by early Spring. Granted I live in the Southern hemisphere and we enjoy moderately warm weather all year long with only a few spurts of cold.
Amazing to hear that. I am in Karachi, Pakistan [spelled: Hot]. About to plant some seeds and will probably use Disprin.
Hiya, I live in Christchurch, New Zealand. Your videos are the most informative and easy to follow that I have ever found.
Usually, the person doing the video, rabbits on for at least 10 mins convincing the viewers of what a great person he is before not telling you anything of any value that can be used by gardeners EVERYWHERE. Thanks so much.
Hi ya, whakatane here
Hi Bronnie - small world. I'm 20 minutes away in Rangiora. Agreed, this is a great channel.
This American in Florida wishes to be in New Zealand!
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I used Asprin last summer - on my tomatoes and on following James Low, on my strawberries until they started fruiting.. then switched to foliar feed with molasses. Best strawberries ever. Tastier than the local strawberry market garden!
what is foliar feed?
and you add molasses from your kitchen?
mmmm Molasses ill take mine with some rye toast with butter yummm...
@@ExquisiteMary Essentially it means spraying the leaves (or the “foliage”) with a spray bottle.
What is the foliar feed with molasses? 😊
Nana Trish, wow thanks for the tip, I will try it! Blessings to you!
My Great grandmother taught me that. Works great on cut arrangements too.
Yep that’s what brought me here. People in a gardening group I belong to were recommending this video!
This is awesome! When I was younger, my mom would do this with some of her houseplants and I thought she was off her rocker! Every time I talk to her about something that may be going wrong in my garden she ALWAYS says to me “have you tried aspirin?” And I roll my eyes- no mom I haven’t. Now I need to apologize to her! Thanks for the great video!
Oh yes, I always put aspirin in water for roses. And/or sugar.
i find myself doing the same thing with info my Mama shared....she is gone now so I can't tell her she was right ❤
@@kimdavenport2485 look up and scream YOU WERE CORRECT!
There is nothing like learning something on RUclips from someone you do not know, including passed down family experience and your own mom, right?
Is any dosage okay and how much?
I have been growing tomatoes for 30 years and you always have new information! Love your channel.
Have you ever used Epsom salt? And does it make a difference?
I have used Epsom salt (magnesium) and asprin. They both work as stated in the video.
Of all the gardening channels, this one is one of my favorites. The info is based on real and scientific results, not rumor, and care is taken to show product brands that I can find locally or online. Thanks!
I take aspirin every day! Have no problem with this! Yes, it will help. I am older now, and not able to dig like I used to. Considering container planting this year.
Brian, your videos have given me the tools I needed to grow tomatoes...the RIGHT way!
I can’t wait for your book.
Thank you !
Been adding 2 crushed aspirin to the hole I put the plant in for 20 years. Must be an old tip. I knew it before the internet existed. 🤣
Yes. It’s amazing people knew stuff before the internet! 😂
what does aspirin in the ground do?
@@M-L450 4:19 in the video he talks about what the aspirin does
Good stuff
@@razzle8140 I know what it does sprayed on the leaves it tricks the B lymphocytes of the Tomatoe plant to believe it is under attack by killer T cells and produce Cytotoxic endoplasma to prime its defenses and strengthern its exolymphic cell membrane.
But the comment above states they add aspirin to a hole before planting, implying this goes into the root system. why?
I am here because of the tomato video. I also used your trellis idea and had wonder success last year. So much so that I have expanded my number of tomato plants this year.
I cannot remember the last time until today that I bought a bottle of aspirin and I went into the typical type of dollar store and the very first bottle was UNcoated Asprin .
I have never bought any . Must go and buy some haha
Oh my goodness, you are a Godsend! Hubby has put a box of Epsom Salts in my shed and I tell him I have used it. but honestly, I did it once, about a year ago, for a footspa. I would like to put on the record that folowing your tomato growing advice increased my tomato growth from only 6 plants, into a little business that i could sell a tomato pasta sauce into a profit.
Wow how wonderful! And yes epsom is better for a foot spa. Lol
How cool is that! A home made pasta sauce using garden-grown tomatoes would be a nice little business. And fun too!
@@NextLevelGardening!
Yes!! Epsom salts is wonderful for a foot spa! It's even moisturizing. I am grateful to Brian because I was wondering if I should throw the water from my foot bath onto the garden.
@@cynthiadavis3102use it to flush the loo & save on water! Be blessed
I’m new to gardening and I came across your RUclips channel and now I check out all of your videos! Thanx so much for all of the great info!
Also saw a guy in Japan use the discard water (from making alkaline water) on his vegetable garden as a fungicide. The plants also loved the ph.
I had great success starting my own tomato seedlings indoor this year after watching your video on how to star tomato seedling, thank you!
Though I watched it, I am not here because of that video, I am here because I was looking for great advice on growing! I have been pruning and tending my tomatoes just like you taught. Thank you.
U r correct! I am here because of your fantastic 'Grow Lots of Tomatoes... Not Leaves // Complete Growing Guide' video!!
I would like to thank you so much for helping me understand in depth how to care for plants. I have tried growing tomatoes before and never really had much luck even after watching other videos, but your video is the only one that I have watched explaining step by step what to do for your plant and how to take care of your plant for a better growth. Needless to say I am now a subscriber, and will continue watching your videos and share them with relatives, and Friends! Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you 😊
Aspirin works great for my 🍅 and now I'm going to try it on my two pepper plants this afternoon once the sun 🌞 goes down..Thanks for this tip!
Hi Brian, I live in New Orleans and this is my first year in container gardening. I have watched untold numbers of videos on container gardening and I must say, yours are the most concise and informative . I am convinced you must have a degree in horticulture. Thank you and my wife says I am now a container gardening zombie. Actually, she is enjoying it as much as me.
I’ve started my experience in turning the beef stake large tomato plants upside down like the cherry tomatoes and it’s growing so much faster and I mean two feet longer than the growing from the ground and I have tomatoes already to fry up bigger than my hands already! Thanks so much for your help keep the videos on you tube!
I’m guessing it was your tomato video that caught my attention. It is your organized, right to the point, personable delivery that has me hooked and anticipating each new lesson. I learned so much last year with the tomatoes that, even though I did get blight, I had plenty of tomatoes. And... I also had fun. I’m so looking forward to this summer. Thank you.
Right to the point?
Great jobb Brian. It is a pleasure to learn from you. I just started gardening so I have a lot to learn:)
Yes, the main reason I'm here is that video on growing tomatoes. What I learned really made a difference in what I did & the results in the garden.
I came here last year because of cucumber issues, but he’s 100% converted me to solo cup tomato methodology. I altered it to clear solo cups because it’s so advantageous being able to see the soil/root structure.
I used epsom salt to cure tomato end rot and it worked. Aspirin sounds great, too. Thanks!😊
I knew about Aspirin many years ago, I never had a problem getting uncoated. Nice video, thanks
Been watching since about 36k, seldom comment but appreciate your direct info, sense of humor and relaxed style. I remember the aspirin tip from original video but have yet to use it, thanks for the reminder. Most years fortunately, I have little trouble will my tomatoes until the very end of the season and then usually a bit of blight that I couldn't fight off. I'll try the aspirin this year and see if it makes a difference. Your book will be terrific.
I will try aspirin
Great information!!! Thanks for sharing! I lose my tomato vines EVERY YEAR to blight. I am anxious to try this! 👍
You have some very interesting ideas and I love your approach to eching out the ability to feed yourself and your family. It has come to a time were we need to grow our own food for a number of reasons. Please keep up with all the amazing ideas and information to grow healthy, tasty food
Willow water is also a great way to root plant cuttings. Willow has a rooting hormone in it that is phenomenal. I always have a jar of water with several small Willow branches in it in my garden. If I have a cutting I want to root I simply stick the cut end into the jar with the willow and (almost always) within a few days it has roots.
Yep. And it works way better than powdered or liquid rooting hormone, in my experience. In fact I’ve found those other additives increase the chance of rot, if anything.
You can also dip the stem in to cinnimon powder as a root starter
Isn't asprin made from willow? So that would be why it works like asprin!😃
Can I use weeping willow? Or do I need to use regular old willow?
@@msgottaneedtoknow Yes. Weeping willow.
Thanks Brian! If I had a channel it would be called the “The Negligent Gardner” as prior to your channel I basically treated my soil with manure and compost, tilled the soil and planted all my veggies the same way. Some years were great, other years, meh... This year I have time and have taken your advice and treating my veggies individual needs. I have 700sqft all in ground and am so excited to try vertical tomato planting with trellising (ordered your hooks) have Teepees for my beans and other suggestions you’ve made. Love your channel, adding aspirin to my toolbox, keeping a journal of what I’m doing and will keep you posted!
😂 I was thinking of calling mine black thumb gardening. 😂
Good idea Brian. I've raised tomatoes all my adult life I'm 83 years old now. 3 years ago I contracted arthritis. I don't eat tomatoes, white potatoes, eggplant, bell pepper, those four plants are toxic to your body they are species of the deadly nightshade (Belladonna). It was difficult to stop eating those plants that are eating most of my life but I did and my arthritis went away. No help from the doctors medications. I doubt if you will post this but if any of your friends have arthritis it will help them by not eating those four plants and there's others.
@@charlesthompson1215 , B O R A X protocol at 1/8 teaspoon per 100 lbs of person, in a pint of water and split between 2 meals controls my arthritis. I had tried the Medical Medium Celery Juice at 1.5 doses per day, for 10 days. Took me from level 9 pain to zero on day 9 and stayed, thereafter 1 dose daily about 4 days a week. A dose is 16 oz or 1 big bunch celery juiced, on empty stomach, coffee and eat an hour later. The powdered mineral is easier. I put it in my tiny garden too. Before pest-icides we had lots in the food. Lowest country, Jamaica with 72%arth-ritis , highest is Isreal with 4%arthri-tis . Human prescription use 2 0 m u e l te am on laun-dry isle.
My garden would be named The paranoid-constantly-fussing-with-including-midnight-jaunts-with-insecticide-and-neem-oil-spray-obsessively-sticking-my-finger-in-the-soil-to-check-moisture Garden
@@marianne3024 I have your garden’s twin!!! 🥴
I’m new to gardening and stumbled across the tomato video a couple of weeks ago, love your content it’s by far the best I’ve seen for beginners to understand! Thanks
Hey thanks Matt!
I found him recently too. great info!
I've tried this and it really works. I also add milk to my foliar spray and it works very well as an anti-fungal agent.
My first year using aspirin and it has been working great! It's been raining like crazy this spring where the plants rarely get a chance to dry off. Still they are doing fantastic. THANKS!
I tried the aspirin application in 2021 and my plants stayed healthier.
The first video of yours that I watched was the famous tomato video. Not that I’ve watched any other of your videos, but I have uncoated aspirin and Neptune’s Harvest tomato and vegetable on hand. The container tomatoes I grow this year will be using bamboo teepees. See, some of us truly listen. You are a great teacher!
Awesome! Thank you!
Truth!
Yes, I found you in my quest to grow better tomatoes but I've learned so much more since then. Keep it coming!
So you spray the aspirin solution on the leaves?
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I remember watching your "Grow lots of tomatoes, not leaves" a good while back. I think that is when I sibscribed to your channel. I bought a small pice of property in the county with a small house on it so I could build a super large greenhouse on it. I love growing my own food and teaching my friends and neighbors how to grow their own food supply. I enjoy watching your videos and take a lot of notes so I can reference what I learned from watching your channel. Have a great day my friend.
Growing tomatoes can be a headache so aspirin works for me (sorry).
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Ha Ha
good one
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Winter green also has aspirin in it. It may be possible to gather and crush their leaves for a source of aspirin in your tomato garden. I remember winter green from childhood in elementary school with a wooden floor. The janitor spread scoops of crushed winter green leaves, with a mint smell to it, on the wooden floors before sweeping them. Wintergreen is usually plentiful along the edges of forests.
Thanks for the great tip! I love your “ yarden” and your chicken house!
Your video pointed out everything I was doing wrong in my first garden last year. I was honestly doing pretty much everything wrong. I took notes to apply your growing tips this season. Thanks and Subbed 👍🏼
Your videos are great. I have learned so many things that I am implementing in my garden this year. THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank you 😊
I don’t remember which video I watched first but it could well have been the tomato video since that’s where I started my garden.
I agree about not salting up the soil and balance too much. Tree bark is where aspirin originally and still is sourced from so salicylic is organic in that sense. But it is also known that neighbouring plants can use and send nutrients through messages in the fungi internet, so maybe it happens.
I just found your site, very excited to try your techniques on my tomato plants here in North Florida, I subscribed and liked your video. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the tip and for keeping the video short. I do not have time for 20 minute videos. So I usually skip them.
Brian, you are priceless. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in a concise detailed fashion.
I just found you this week and I am hooked on all the info. you give us. You have a way of explaining things so that it is easy to understand as well as interesting. Thank you for helping us with our garden questions. By the way, your yard is beautiful. Give us a tour sometime. I am in NC & our weather is all over the place so we have to watch the weather person closely to know if the temp. for the day is 35 or 75.
Thank you! Welcome😃
Thanks for the video I am watching so many of your videos. We are doing raised beds this year, pray things grow better. Thanks for your knowledge
It's a very good preventative measure. Thank you!
I been watching you since October 2019 and all your tips & trick have help me so much. This is my 2nd yr sowing seeds but really my first year doing it rights. I will try the aspirin soon, thank you Brian👩🌾Happy Gardening
I've watched every single video. And learned so much. Watched the tomato video also. Also I share your videos with the family. Very informative. Thank you Brian
Thank Delia! I really appreciate viewers like you!
I already have my inflated aspirin at the ready for when it is time to plant. Thanks for the Amazon link from your other video.
Love your info. I almost always have willows. I have three of them in pots. Started with cuts this spring, 🌱.
Hi Brian. Yes I watched your Tomatoes video and I am here because of the video😊
Thank you for all your great information!
You're welcome!
Yes, I started following you after your tomato🍅 video...& I’m staying😉
Me too
Well done Sir..,,Your instruction is very much appreciated
Ok. You’ve convinced me to give it a try....love your sciencey explanation!
I'm here because of that video. I didn't really do much of what you said. I didn't see it until the season was well under way but I did use fertilizer with calcium because of your recommendation. This year, I'll get a sprayer and use the aspirin. BTW, I fully intend to watch the video again and implement more of what you recommend.
I’m here bc you were recommended by my best friend!
Thanks for this tip! Always love your videos, feels like we're getting tips from one of our dearest friends.
Thanks Mark!
Yes I saw your other tomato video. I’m glad you are doing it again!
Finally caught your video shortly after it was posted. Very informative.
Thank you I appreciate that!
After I saw the tomato video I was hooked. I've been following the videos regularly. Thanks for all of the great tips.
You're welcome! Glad you're here!
I always like your videos because I always learn something from watching. Thanks for your dedication to teaching excellent channel
thank you for the info as always! I will save the epsom salt for soaking.
I think your popular tomato video was the first one I watched and I was hooked. 😉. Thanks as always for the great info and your time. See you tomorrow ❤️
I think I remember that. Thank you ❤😊
Wow Brian! Thanks for this one!!
That video is exactly how I found your channel. I watched the whole thing too!
Thank you..I feel it is necessary at this time with food shortages to start growing any and all vegetables/fruits I possibly can. In my sun room and outside.
Just gathering info from all of you pros as possible so I can lessen all possible failures. thanks again.
"Grow Lots of Tomatoes Not Leaves" was my path to finding you, Brian, and with you (and Cali Kim a little) my first year gardening in 2020 went pretty well!
Also, regarding epsom salts or just anything gardening related, *your* views are*my* views 😄
Lotsa love from Milwaukee, Zone 5B. Keep it up and thanks for being here for us!
Howdy fellow 5b! We are practically neighbors. Big plans for this year's garden and harvest?
8a here n.c.
No epson salt helps plant Take its nutrition from the soil..speedily!
Brian, Your information is incredible. Your yard looks amazing..I do remember aspirin suggestions from my Grandmother years ago., and have been using it with great success...Thanks for the update! I stay away from epsom salts as well..Once I saw how using an epsom salt/vinegar combination to killed weeds, I decided it did not belong in the garden. Thanks for all of your incredible information, especially with links to find products so easily...
Your grow lots of tomato’s is why I started following you and subscribed to your channel
Thank you for confirming the information about the use of aspirin
Thank you, thank you for dispelling Epsom salts myth!
You're welcome!
Thank you! Mix 600 mg of uncoated aspirin to 1 cup of water, then pour it into a gallon of water. Spray plant every 2 weeks esp before wet weather.
why?
@@Willowdog08 Cuz he said so. 🤔
I am here today cause of that video! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
I never heard of using aspirin before. I will be checking out where to get the uncoated variety. Thank you!
Wash, Dehydrate and powder all your eggshells! It's works great as a calcium supplement. Thanks for the aspirin tip!!
This is the first year I am doing 7 gallon grow bag garden with tomato and green peppers. Listening to your playlist and as a newbie my question is. Would I treat the grow bags as a container and fertilize as such especially with the leaching out of nutrients. I’ll be setting the grow bags on a semi hydroponic pea gravel bed to provide water. Thank you for your help.
Yep, started watching you in 2020 with tomatoes! Awesome info Brian.
Thank you. I wil trie it. For me, Asprin is also organic.
I crush and boil my eggshells, then uee the water on the tomato plants,and mulch with the eggshells. Sometimes crush them to powder and mix at planting or mix it into top 1" of soil.
I recently read crushing and burying calcium antacid tablets gives an almost instant supply of calcium into the plant itself.
Steamed bone meal added to hole when planted adds available calcium and phosporous to the roots.
Mix 50:50 with white vinegar, the acetic acid causes the release of Ca++ in solution.
Like 2 TBS of pulverized eggshell to 2 TBS white vinegar. It will foam as the CaCO3 neutralizes the acid.
Then add to about a gallon of water.
Some say let it react for 30 mins, some say 24 hrs.
At least 2 hrs I'd say.
Test pH to see if too a ridic, if so, add more eggshell.
Or go get calcium OTC ...Tums, Os-cal (from oyster shells), etc.
I crush Calcium/Mag/Zinc tabs myself w mortar and pestle, of course.
Great video! And very timely! I'm wondering if you used baby aspirin, since the video ~4:40 shows 4 aspirin in the hand, while you say 600 mg. I just looked and my Dollar Tree uncoated aspirin are 325 mg, so would 650 mg (2 tablets) be too much?
Last year I grew gourds-- I started watering them 1-2 times a month with 2 Tablespoons of Epson Salt in a Gallon of water. They did Great! Nice, BIG leaves, & seemed to grow faster. Beautiful blooms & awesome gourds.
Thanks for the reminder!
omg your backyard is AWESOME!!!!!
Thank you!
Someone may have already asked but at what age of the plants would you start? Great tip, thank you!
Nope. Here today because of School of Traditional skills class you taught on raised bed gardening. I love your videos.
That is awesome!
Thank you for offering the alternative of white willow bark
Or willow tea!
I’ve also used Tums on water sprayed on my tomatoes if the get blossom end rot and has worked well. 2 dissolved tums in a gal. Of water. Adds calcium.
Tums has aluminum. Neurotoxin.
@@bradroon5538 Tums contains calcium carbonate, no aluminum. Other antacids may contain aluminum hydroxide.
@@latinomedic Well, it used to. I have never used antacids since that always makes the problem worse. But a long time ago (90s?) I looked. I've had heartburn about 3 times in 66 years.
me too
I used calcium tablets from my pharmacy. If it's good enough for me, it's good enough for my tomatoes 🍅
Yes the tomato video is how I found your channel!
Great on aspirin and about willow, I have one way down the front to keep it's roots away from my septic system. Thank you.
Thank you Ian growing potatoes and tomatoes this help me 😃😃👍
I'm doing the aspirin trick. So far lots of blooms and a few green tomatoes. We'll see how the harvest is this year. The past few years have had mixed results. The peppers advice on making it perennial by potting a mature plant intrigues me. I will try it this fall. I'm in CA too. The Central Valley so it should work well. Great videos.
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I caught this at the end of that other video and immediately found some uncoated aspirin at the local Dollar Tree. I tried it on my over the winter tomato plants in buckets, and within a week the plants put on new blossoms. I didn't know how often it should be repeated, though, and that was about a month and a half ago. I just reapplied some more this week because some problems were beginning to happen. So, I'm waiting to see how they do. Meantime, I've applied the spray to those now in my in the ground garden, and am hoping for success. This is only our second year to plant in Florida, and last year we harvested almost nothing due to pests, animals, and heat. I am so thankful for this tip.
Hi! I'm so glad you had good results with it!
This is the second year I have had blossom end rot. I will have to try this
I will definitely try this thank you so much