How to Fertilize Tomato Plants for a Dream Harvest!

Give your tomato plants the food THEY need to give you the food YOU need!!!

In this video, we delve into how to fertilize tomato plants and other fruiting crops for a successful harvest. Fertilizing tomato plants is something that confuses many gardeners, but by following some straightforward principles, your tomato garden will pump out more tomatoes than you can imagine. Growing tomatoes at home is such a great thing to do, especially with rising food prices, and getting the most out of your crop through solid fertilizing techniques will allow you to truly reap the fruits of your labour.

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[lucasgrowsbestyt]

Hey Growers!!! Hope your gardens are turning out some incredible harvests as we near the end of the growing season in many regions. What method have you been using to fertilize your tomato plants? What do you think of the tips in this video? Let's hear it!🙂👊🍅🔥

[rff-tqpq]

I don’t understand why so many YouTubers just CAN NOT get to the point in one minute!

[ghriwqv]

When I started to understand the microbes in the soil I now never need to fertilize but still can if I want too but I like the fact I save more money now.

[amyk]

I agree 💯 I use both organic AND inorganic fertilizers and I have always had great results and have plenty of earthworms and a healthy soil. Nothing wrong with using both, IMO! 👍🏼

[HomeGrownVeg]

Great presentation Lucas and great crops to show us. Thanks
Jim.

[cyhomer]

I just re-watched your older lettuce video…glad to see you’re still at it!

[michi]

you are SO right about the inorganic fertilizers, i see so many people saying otherwise but i disagree. enjoyed the video, thanks :^)

[asmooshi]

Good stuff love the honesty . I was a huge organic person, but this season i decided to switch it up so i did my organic soil mixture as usually, but added in to routine fish emulsion and jack's water soluble bloom booster and tomato feed. Its amazing people should try them out!

[babooskie]

Dude the sheer fact you did that dance with such confidence is enough for a like/ sub from the wife and I....The video was very informative thanks very much bud!!!

[tranger]

Hopefully I'll have better luck this year. All I got was one tomato and lush leaves with flowers that never turned into tomatoes. I started earlier this year. I live in South Texas. Great information.

[JohnOliver]

Excellent video. Very helpful and you grow beautiful tomatoes!

[ChrisSummers]

I live in Houston and it's February 22 and I am setting out my tomato sets, we have to start early here because by July it will be too hot for much fruit production. Not to mention we have lots of problem insects. But I like your idea of the fertilizer ratios.

[VaultDwellerGal]

Great video! Your garden and harvests look amazing!!! The proof is in the pudding; your methods obviously work well. I try to grow organically for the most part, but occasionally supplement with Fox Farms liquid fertilizers (which aren’t organic). I’m in agreement with you on a hybrid approach. I like that liquid fertilizers are instant, so the plants don’t have to wait for the time-release granule fertilizer to break down. Neptune’s Harvest liquid fertilizers are pretty good too! I’ve also used DaKine 420, but had to dial it back to avoid burning the plants as well as attracting pests.

[trevor]

Excellent video. The dancing at the start got my attention, and the rest of the well-paced, information-dense video kept me watching until the end!

[constantinekoumantos]

I enjoyed the video and the honesty. Well said and explained and kept the video moving. Subscribed after the whole video. You take care too!

[lasagna]

Appreciate the helpful video and impressive dance moves!

[arubaguy]

Growing a successful garden makes ME want to dance, too.
At 73yo, I 'dance" in my head and just enjoy the fruits of my labor.

[AB-bvxt]

Those are some cool dance moves!
That's for the info!

[Jess-rjqd]

Thanks for the video. I completely agree with you on inorganic fertilizers. But I tend to prefer organic only because I'm lazy and just want to apply directly out of the package and not worry about burning the plants with inorganic lol.

[anndavis]

I recently found out that a study of organic grown produce in 5 areas in the US had lower nutrient levels in the food than those grown with man-made fertilizer was done by a physician with no connection to big ag. I think what is important is not using man-made pesticides and herbicides on plants. So, to get the most nutrient dense food, you have to grow it yourself using man-made fertilizers and whatever natural fertilizer you want, but no inorganic pesticides and herbicides.