Tomato Spacing for Maximum Yields - New Spacing for This Year
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2018
- There is no other vegetable spacing I agonize over more than Tomatoes. I have tried so many different arrangements over the years.
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Conor Crickmore is a well known educator in small scale market farming and has been very successful at earning a good living growing vegetables on a small plot. He farms without a tractor. He also designs tools and hosts online courses in farming and gardening.
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Great info on the spacing. Thanks for sharing your way of doing them with us.
I'm loving the insight Conor, thank you for sharing!!
Thank you for sharing! Many blessings to you and your family.
Just discovered. Thank you very much. I like your presentation and your explanations. Cheers
Thank's mate, well explained.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your info
This is good info, y'all
This is helpful to make a decision for my specific situation.
Enjoy your commentaries very much. Do you ever leave your beds or fields fallow?
It worked for us on the field in zone 10b. It was great for space sakes
Good video, thanks.
Wish I could double like!! Amazing content🤩
Have you experimented with continuous-feed through the drip lines?
New Subscriber here. You mentioned disease. Do you do foliar spraying? Korean Natural Farming uses an Oriental Nutrient formula which they spray weekly. They also soak seeds in it before planting. Larger the seed means longer soaking time. OHN is involved to make but it keeps plants healthy.
Curious. You are planting grafted transplants at say 2 weeks of development. How long will your tomatoes produce? How long are they in the ground before you take them down? And how many tomatoes do you get per plant?
I don't have one yet but I am interested in a climate battery Greenhouse.
Hi Conor and thanks for the video. Will you recommand this intensive spacing (2 rows per bed with 2 feet spacing) and the lower and lean method for an unhetaed greenhouse? Will it work without heat? What about fungal diseases? Thanks!
Sure.
Single row double leader has yielded the same for me with only starting out half the plants-certainly more economical for me
Thank you sir for sharing your experience
Please can I get an ebook on tomatoes from seed planting to harvesting
I live in Nigeria and willing to buy sir
Please reply thanks
So nice of you
Are they all leaned in one direction? How do you deal with running out of space at the end of the row?
They are wrapped around at the end.
Hey! Your videos are very interesting, thanks for sharing! I have a question for you: why is it that you don't do single plants with 2 heads going each sides of the bed? From our experience, the most critical argument is not necessarly space between plants but, in the case of the greenhouse, mostly the number of heads that occupy an area (in square meters or foot for you guys), since light is the main factor in the success of this crop (and the greenhouse, and all crops...). I just feel like you could cut by a big margin your expenses of tomato seeds and grafting activites if you calculated how many head you want per square meter. We aim for 2,7 heads/m2 for the beef tomato. Looking forward for your next videos. Your mindset is really inspiring.
Our seed costs are minimal and I have an ultra simple and fast grafting method. Thus I find multiple heads to not help financially. I actually find that it reduces production for me. I like to keep it simple, maximize production and just keep it to a single leader.
That's mysteriously interesting. Thanks for the answer
For me, tomato’s do better with more spacing. I do 4’ between plants and 5’ between rows. My plants explode with more space, have bigger yields, and are much easier to weed and pick fruit!
How do you avoid disease when growing tomatoes in the same spot each year?
Grafting.
What houses are these ?
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