Garden 2009

Undertoad · 05-26-2009, 09:52 PM

No but I wish I had thought to put some vermiculite or perlite into the mix before starting. That just makes sense. Well let's see what happens.

Anyone can prob'ly grow a container tomato plant. Get a big ol pot, a bag of potting soil enough to fill it, and a tomato plant that is "determinate", ie, grows to a certain size, which is better for container growing. Some of the tomato plants are even called "bush" as they grow into a bush size, determinate. And then after two months of growing, when you want a tomato, just go pick one.

05-26-2009, 09:52 PM	#11
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	No but I wish I had thought to put some vermiculite or perlite into the mix before starting. That just makes sense. Well let's see what happens. Anyone can prob'ly grow a container tomato plant. Get a big ol pot, a bag of potting soil enough to fill it, and a tomato plant that is "determinate", ie, grows to a certain size, which is better for container growing. Some of the tomato plants are even called "bush" as they grow into a bush size, determinate. And then after two months of growing, when you want a tomato, just go pick one.

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