Tying Up Tomatoes When It's Too Late

Tying Up Tomatoes When It's Too Late

How to tie up tomatoes to a trellis when you let them go too long. How to remove morning glories from your tomatoes.

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[aka_brandyrenee]

“You want to grow tomatoes, not leaves”....me sneaking to peek out my window to view my lovely tomato bushes 😬

[briannemorna]

If you need more plants, root those suckers in water and plant them when they have 2 inch roots. They root fast.

[bayleafiam]

I use cages when I put in my seedlings right away! 😂🤣😜✌️😘

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[theresam]

Thanks, this is valuable🍅 information.💡 I learned so much.

[valeriemoore]

Perfect timing Greg! We have been so busy clearing brush along fence and pressure washing and painting it our tomatoes are getting big! I just shot your video to my husband so he can watch it in his lunch hour at work. We have the t posts bought and we are going to run wires around but this will help us a lot. My tomatoes always end up being so heavy laden and tomatoes end up on the ground. My squash plants are the biggest they’ve ever been this year and I think it’s because I dug and put wheel barrow loads of our horse stall poop that had been on the ground for yrs and it had turned like dark soil. It was a lot of back breaking work but boy are my plant’s humongous!😃. Thank you again for your helpful information! Sincerely Val in Oregon 🙂. P. S. We have a UTV and several ATVs that we ride on the beach and the Oregon Dunes. We have a year round camp spot near CoosBay. If you ever are out in Oregon we can take you on the Dunes. That can be my gift to you for your wonderful videos you’ve shared that I have enjoyed. Blessings to you

[conscioustruthseeker]

I started a garden at home for the first time this year I’ve got some watermelon honeydew butternut squash snap peas basil sweet man cilantro beef steak tomatoes very rewarding I started some pepper plants from seedlings also

[trippletalk]

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[spitfirered]

I learned a lot today about Tomatoes that I did not know, and like you said you can't get behind especially with the amount you are growing, but the weather and working don't help, Thanks Greg and have a Blessed Week!

[bayleafiam]

I have cattle panels for beans and such. I ought to try next year with tommy toes🤠

[littleredhenl.]

Lol...I saw this title for your video and I thought .... "My life exactly!"

[DustyPlasma]

110-120 in Phoenix this week. Sun dried on the vine in a good year. The aloe garden is gangbusters. Gonna need it. I have one volunteer of some unknown species or variety’s. A true desert loving plant. 3’ tall. Dense foliation . Tall center stalk. Danish poppy? I’ll keep you posted.

[vickisavage]

Random thoughts. On Self Sufficient Me YouTube channel, I have seen raised hugelculture beds parallel to each other, with a walkway between them and cattle panels arched into walk through arbors between them. WORK to set up, yes, but useful for trellising any vines (and give you a shaded work area.) Also MUCH easier on backs and knees. Good ideas are THE wealth that multiplies by sharing. He has some good ones.

[prepnow]

I cut some pretty big suckers off, rooted them and had a fall bumper crop last year.

[TheBigBlueHouseHomestead]

Great advice! We all get too busy and let the garden go wild. It's nice to see tips that help out.

[ajs]

Lmao some of my maters are still laying on the ground & I use the vertical twine too. I use tomato clips, check them out, and my trellises are bamboo. Worst case scenario you can clean the grass/weeds from underneath them & let them vine out on the ground. My best tomato plants are always volunteers that pop up in my compost pile & vine out. First to produce & last to die. They also get yuge!

[lynner]

I went through this last year with tomatoes

[sjmazzoli]

green gregs..if i'm in the neighborhood...(i always have my tool belt)..i'll stop by give yas' a hand and in the process learn some stuff...thanks kindly for doing the Lords' Work brother ..peace & love....peace & love...i'll call first..i'm a long drive from your place...seems you're doing fine without any of my

[vickisavage]

Pickled radish seed pods make an excellent substitute for capers. Mulching helps to slow the spread of earth borne diseases. If you have a particularly good plant, it can be worth it to root the suckers, maybe even for over winter. Early start for next year. Would it work to cut the morning glories, let them wither, and then pull the vines? Living mulch of companion plants should work and increase the harvest...;-)

[fightscoutattwitter]

Great Job Greg! Love your videos and Info you give! Not sure if realize it of not.? But the link to your website to buy worms seems to not work right now? How much is a pound for of worms?