Making Tomato Plants 10x more Productive

Everyone loves growing tomatoes. Every single gardener I talk to grows tomatoes and has something to complain. This little trick I talk about will change tomato growing forever! Fertilizing tomatoes is the key to success! If you dont fertilize you tomatoes you are loosing time and money. We fertilizer our tomatoes weekly for max production!

If you have any questions let me know!

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[BarbaraReginato-jh]

Thanks so much ! I am 79 years old; I only have 3 plants. Your info was so welcome. I gave each plant a multi-mineral human vitamin pill, crushed and added to soil. Plants are GREEN, healthy, lots of buds and blooms, now waiting for the Toms to form. You explain complex ideas very well!

[trueSoldierInCHRIST]

Bro this video should break the internet. You just gave a world class course in simplicity wow! Great job

[navnit]

very well explained, despite 72 years old still learning from a smart well explained young man

[jeremeyhowlett]

Dang, you really spilled all the secrets to growing tomatoes…..please don’t ever stop talking, your doing a great job!

[robertevans]

Your Passion for horticulture is admirable. You just earned my subscription. 🕊️🙏💖💯👍👍

[charlesroberts]

I learned young when I was about 7 years old I was hoeing in the garden I accidentally broke off a tomato plant . I was afraid my dad would yell at . So I stuck the broken part in the ground to make it look like nothing happened . But low and behold it grew so I watered it and fertilized it and it thrived so it told my dad and he was proud of me

[charlestanner]

What a fantastic young farmer. We could use more energetic, smart and work oriented young people in ag. Keep up the good work. You will go a long way and will deserve your reward.

[WhiteWolfBlackStar]

FABULOUS info! I wish I could have stayed with my grandpa for a bit. He was born in Italy and he grew organic produce all his life. He lived to be almost 100. Everytime we would go out there, he would give us a box of veggies that were HUGE, juicy and delicious. He always had plenty. I would have loved to learn from him. You have a wonderful gift! Thank you so much. I'm going to share this video with a couple friends who have mentioned doing gardens this year. Stay blessed and healthy everybody ✨

[williamdigby]

I love this guy! The comparisons between raising babies and raising tomatoes is spot on! a good way to teach people! very knowledgeable and very helpful!

[benphartine]

Your talking about how to use phosphorous for bud development 5:27 was very helpful. Then at 6:11 your explanation of the use of potassium for the growth of the fruit made all the sense in the world.

[richiecabo]

Fish emulsion and borage plants will give you amazing yields . I was the Director of the NYC Citywide Organic nursery . I’m retired now and my kids did a farm this summer and we had amazing tomatoes. 200 plants.

[yardrail]

" Nothing beats a farm fresh tomato"...you are so right young man. Enjoyed your video immensely and all the best for your future endeavours.

[freezo]

1) inspect them daily
2) add nutrients, esp phosphorus (for flowering) then potassium (fruit production)

[aliceserna]

There's a learning curve for everything. If we're not willing to pay attention what's the purpose? Each year your getting better. I'm gonna remember this one.

[ShaunPeterKelly]

A very bright young man who has studied his subject to extreme, it was a pleasure to listen to him.

[boobyjoe]

I'm going to try this this year. Love to see young people in Agriculture!

[duaneadams]

I was taught to soak a banana peal in a quart of water. I let it set for a day and then pour the water around the tomato plant. It's suppose to increase the buds and in my experience, it does seem to make a very good difference. I also put a small handful of crushed egg shells in the hole before I plant the seedling. I sprinkle Epson Salt around on the top of the ground and once in a while I'll spread cow manure around and till it in. Last year was my best crop yet. This is a good video you presented...lots of good tips.

[Tommen]

Thank you so much from Finland. You saved me a couple of years 🙏😊👍.

[davewitty]

This is still the most educational and useful video on this topic. Please make more of this content! I adjusted my compost process to reduce nitrogen and added more discarded bones to increase P. This allowed me to plant more and yield a higher quality product last year. This has been the most helpful and educational video I’ve seen as an amateur, suburban, hobbiest. Would love to see some content on genetics from a legit farmer.

[kimbrown]

This year, I decided to get serious about gardening and spent hours online learning how to fertilize and grow different kinds of plants. You just summed up quite a bit of what it took me weeks to learn in your 18-minute video. I wish I had found you first