3 Simple Ways to Produce More Tomatoes

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We all want to maximize the production of our tomato plants and it's actually not that hard to do. Follow the 3 simple tips in this video and you will definitely have plenty to share with the neighbors!

[deant.]

Man! your video was the BEST from over 3000 I have seen. It talks to the point, basic and easy! Not like ALL the rest, talking BS or too much, not proper guidance! Way to go man! please do more video for fruits and vegetables!

[dennisstinner]

Your videos are excellent! I have been gardening pretty long. I'm 70, but young man I learn from you each time I watch. Thank you!

[lorettaschreiner]

I am thrilled that a young person is interested in gardening. I am 69 and I love gardening

[coho]

I’m 70 and been gardening for 50 years. I must say, I have learned a lot from simple ideas you have .
Thanks

[bandakaka]

Love your tips. I am 72 and gardening most of my life. But you have some good ideas. Will try shaking the tomato plants.

[brucebutler]

Thanks for the tips pal I’ve been growing tomatoes for 30 years always got abundance of tomatoes learning how to prune butter God bless thank you

[johnwarren]

Spot on 110% new Gardner here I’ve been following you since I started all I can say is wow my neighbors are coming over if they see my tomatoes and are asking what I’m doing I tell them alittle but then I say you have to watch these videos and follow you if I could at least give you a ata a boy job well done

[pennynichols]

This is our 2nd year with a raised bed garden. Our first yr. we started with one 4x4 bed. Planted 2 indeterminate tomato plants, 2 pepper plants, cucumbers, onions, and a squash plant. Needless to say, our small bed was a little too full! The 2 tomatoes (one early & one regular) grew to over 10 feet tall and we harvested over 300 tomatoes from the 2 plants! Our family and neighbors were convinced those were magic tomato vines! The other veggies did fair and provides enough for the two of us, but by late June the cucumber plants took over the remainder of the plants and even spilled out on to the yard. Although both of us grew up with large family gardens, raised bed gardening is totally different. We learned a lot from the mistakes made that first year. We had to skip our garden last yr due to health issues, but this year we built an additional 4x8 bed so we have lots more room. I am so thankful to have found your page just as our tomatoes, squash, and cucumbers are starting to bloom. We planned ahead on training our cukes to trellis up chicken wire this year! I can’t wait to go out tomorrow and start pruning everything and helping with pollination based on what I’ve learned from your videos. Excited to keep learning and see how well our garden does this year. Keep up the great videos!!

[joymahan]

I’m going to start my first garden this spring and truly appreciate these videos.

[marcireno]

Wow! Just came across your videos and am really enjoying them. They are easy to listen to and you get right to it, not dragging it out for a long time. Very informative. I didn’t know “determinate” and “indeterminate”, good to know. I will be watching more of your videos.

[cherylkennedy]

This has helped A LOT!! Thank you for your videos. I have watched MANY gardening videos, so many my ears are numb, until I came across yours. Thank you once again

[leonorareiley]

Live about an hour from Shelby. Can't wait to come visit!

[biscuit]

I LOVE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Fantastic Knowledge base. Learning lots from your vids. Especially love how you show close ups on all the details because some of us may not understand without being closely shown like the pollenating tomato plants and the pruning of squash/zucchini plants. Thank you so much. Bless you.

[bigdogma]

Thank you for this valuable lesson today! I am tickled to learn this! We love tomatoes and this is the first I have heard about shaking tomatoes, I know it works with corn. I am 60 and still love to learn! Happy growing!

[mphillips]

Your videos have been so helpful! This is our first year with raised beds. My tomato plants are loaded thanks to your tips and my cantaloupe are flourishing. I planted just 2 Bonnie plants in one 3x5 bed and have about a dozen cantaloupe!! Please keep the videos coming.

[alfredlau]

So glad I found your videos. What a great wealth of information. I’ve been growing tomatoes for a long time (I’m 70) and NEVER ever pruned them! I’m starting on a pruning routine from now on. Can’t wait to see the difference. Thanks!

[juliecarter]

My first year with a greenhouse and growing veg and I am learning soooo much from you, your videos are very friendly and easy to follow, which I had started gardening years ago it’s so rewarding.

[gwendegraaf]

You just topped my last favorite YT garden guy on giving me the kind of info I want and need for a better garden. You are now my fav! Grabbing the pruners and headin' on out to get u dun!

[edhammond]

1st time here great info. Keep them coming from south central pa

[melissasullivan]

Yep. I go out twice a day with an electronic toothbrush and buzz the base of the truss’ stem. Works so much better than wind. Being a patio gardener, I rarely get bees - and I love tomatoes too much to live without.