How To Grow Greenhouse Tomatoes | #1 Most Profitable Crop In The Market Garden

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[Leslei]

Your book Market Gardener is my reference book each season. Even with a university degree in Agriculture I still find tips and tricks in your book. Great job!

[Gonzalo_M]

What a great setup! I’m impressed that you don’t know them on an hydroponic system as most commercial growers do!
I love that you use soil and with worms and everything. Outstanding!

[jessicawashkowiak]

👨‍🌾👩‍🌾🧑‍🌾 our small family farm is thriving and your weekly videos help me stay focused 🙏

[lelandshanks]

That's amazing how tall those plants can get! Great job guys.

[waywardcajunfarms]

Great video! Thanks for the tips and tricks, people really underestimate the knowledge on YouTube and from other farmers.

[williammcduff]

Great idea on the plastic sheeting to reflect the light upwards. In our backyard garden we use a red plastic sheeting which is supposed to reflect the optimum light spectrum for maximum production. We grow determinent tomatoes since it's for our own use only but still manage about 15 lbs per plant in our case.

[darrel]

First thanks for sharing the tip on using white plastic as mulch I will be trying it out later this year. I from Aruba are tomato season is from October to June. Looking forward to test it out.

[Sunnythefarmer]

Love these videos! Thanks for everything JM!

[nickrichards]

How are u supporting the greenhouse frame? From all the weight on the tomatoes, worries me about the greenhouse structure.

[anettahryniszynlynskey]

thats one of rhe best videos i ve seen lately. i didnt think cover soil is good soil ;) white at the bottom to reflect...smart ;) tomatoe r my fav to grow and they arent easy. so susceptible to diseases ;(

[natedasaint]

Question: are you pruning off suckers and only letting the leader fruit?

Thats an awesome greenhouse ❤

[akcorbel]

Love these inside tips on n how you grow! Keep it up 👍🏻

[kathleenlodahl]

what are the recommended cherry tomato varieties for greenhouse/hothouse?

[lourensduplessis]

guys, been born in a farming environment and this stuff comes natural, however when you have lost it all, it seems impossible to find any investors willing to help you get back on your feet again. land, greenhouses, soil preparation, irrigation etc is real expensive. think i scoured the planet for angel investors, VC firms etc and the answer keeps being no. So I dont know what to do anymore. I live in South Africa.

[Slaughterk]

How do you do the grafting what plants do you use for the roots

[fadhilinkobongo]

Thank you for wonderful video that you present to use Can you help me with books taught how to grow tomatoes in greenhouse.

[billyfuelrider]

I have trouble here in Scotland at 700ft elevation to ripen cordon tomatoes. I have to resort to bush variety..

[mathewrichards]

what about woodchips in the greenhouse. Connor Crickmore from Neversink farm only uses wood chips over the plastic when growing tomatoes what is your thought ?

[amberwhite]

Are these silage tarps? Having a hard time finding a plastic that replicates this that isn’t just 4’ wide.

[pearlaudelo]

Im going to have to look into this class! Ths is beautiful. But dont tomatoes need a bee?