Black Cherry Tomato Trial 2019. How much is too much?

Every year I seem to find a new way or approach to growing tomatoes that I’d like to trial. This year is no different.
Well worth a listen.

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[HOMESTEAD_AUS]

Love watching trails.
They are beautiful tomatoes to grow.
Yes I agree they need a lot of fertiliser...Just keep the branches trimmed to make sure they put the fertiliser into the fruit not just the bush.
It looks like a nice protected spot which tomatoes love

[hilares-adventures]

very interesting, did you do a follow up video, or take photos of the results, I would love to see,

[elizabethtame]

Did you do a follow up for this? I am very interested.

[pauhy]

@Stewart Dorman, I Garden, love the Kenny Rogers/Santa Claus cosplayer who's great at gardening than their chosen profession, ha?.

[angelau]

Thank you, very interesting. You'll have some nice rich soil if nothing else : ) My dog eats my chicken manure (and pongs) : ( Good luck!

[erniesutton]

Waste of time if there is no link to the result of the trial.

[afterburner]

potash is no good for indeterminate only determinate do better with potash, thats not saying it does not need potassium use straight potassium not potash potash does not do every plant good it only does good on some plants. go watch a secret handed down from an old farmer.

[smetzroth]

My grandfather used to get chook manure by the truckload from his cousins chicken egg farm.
He would make it heaps more concentrated and his garden was just incredibly productive. So I think you might be surprised mate 👍