How to Improve Your Tomato Growing with These 6 Steps \\ Hydroponic Greenhouse Tomato Growing

Improve the way you grow indeterminate tomato plants imediatly with these six steps. In this video I explain the six weekly task that must be done for growing and maintaining greenhouse tomatoes. Although ours are grown using the hydroponic method, most of these steps can be applied to soil grown and garden grown tomatoes as well.

[AnenLaylle]

I tried doing this technique as a one man operation (1 acre). It was too much. I had to switch to determinate tomatoes and grow them in a field using the Florida Weave technique. If you have plenty of employees this technique is a money maker. Impressive set up. Hydroponics is ideal for tomatoes.

I grow strawberries in my old tomato tunnel now. Testing out Ruby June this year. Lookin good so far.

[purplethumb]

I love the lean and lower technique. You probably already know this, but rather than start new plants from seed, the suckers could be plopped into soil/hydroponic system, and they will root and fruit very quickly. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing!

[aprilking]

Neat to see how you operate! Can't wait to get some of those fresh tomatoes!

[lorrainepersaud]

Love this video. I have now started planting about 30 roots in the soil. Planning to go hydroponics soon !!!!

[mrafam]

Great job. Your adeptness shines through in your videos. I can’t wait to adopt these practices when I start tomato farming. Currently doing only bell peppers in greenhouses.

[JourneyontheTrail]

Thanks for sharing Jason! Really neat seeing the operation and though we just have a few raised bed gardens with tomatoes we definitely learned a few things we can do better.

[trailwalker]

I just started my Garden for One as I call it back in May. I haven't done gardening in decades. I love it! I really like the advice on the tomatoes and would love to see more videos like this. thanks

[gopalkshetry]

Thank you for your great educational video of Tomato farming!
Which is more productive, hydroponic or soil?

[DMSAdventures]

I am not at all a gardener in any way shape or form... but these videos always fascinate me. I was going to "watch" this while I worked... and ending up focused the whole time! i think tips and tricks are interesting no matter the subject matter... especially on a topic one is not well versed in! Great informative video!

[aarondavidson]

Awesome video. Much more thorough than other vids ive been watching. Covered a few mistakes i was gonna make :)

[amerserougi]

Great explanation and was very easy to follow. Can't wait until my greenhouse is up and running. Thanks for sharing your insights. Inspiring.

[kwameny]

Good job, I would love to learn more on how u do the bucket connection and fertilization.

[edschultz]

Nice video, I have apparently been messing up my tomato plants at home by not keeping them trimmed down properly. Great advice. Maybe this year I can get out that way and some Wishwell Farms tomatoes!

[GrittingEagle]

Very cool. I just started planting in my high tunnel a couple weeks ago getting ready for planting the end of May up in Michigan.

[calamduong]

Very informative video. I see your plant only have one main stem my seed packet said i can have up to three. Should i just have one main stem?

[PraneetSingh]

Great Video. I am a home grower and have a couple of questions - do you keep one stem for both determinate and inderterminate varieties? Also do you recommend removing suckers in the indeterminate tomatoes as well?

[FarmToMarketRoad]

Very good video. I'm just beginning growing. Just sold vegetable garden plants last year. I've watched hundreds of videos and you shared things I haven't seen before. J hooks I like. Was thinking of just using twine. Pinching of clusters to 4 and branches to 12. I have not seen those techniques in any other YouTube videos. Going to trial probably 30 cultivars of tomatoes this season. See what produces well and sells well. Celebrity Plus, Cherokee Purple, & Dwarf Rosella Purple are just a few. What cultivars are you growing? If I may ask. Again Great video. 😊

[gavinbrady]

Glad to see more farming vids!!! Love them.

[OldPackMule]

That's pretty amazing man. Thanks for the insight.

[stevearmstrong]

Can’t thank u enough for sharing your knowledge. I have a small 8x10 greenhouse in south Louisiana. I don’t know what to start with; pipes, pots etc. what are your suggestions.