How many TOMATO plants can be planted in this pot?
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You can do 3 but I only did 2 sweet 100 = about 3000 tomatoes. Yes we count them ! I also planted 4 eggplant, next year I will do 3 as I thought they needed a little more room. Also did 3 Bell Peppers. A very bountiful harvest.
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no more than two. Plant them close to the rear or you won't be able to tie them to the trellis.
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You can safely plant two determinate or 1--2 indeterminate. But this is by far the worst of all the container garden pots. Go to home depot and pick up one of the Garden pickers for 20 bucks..its way better
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I used small tomato cages with the legs bent or cut in half & a small bunge cord to secure. That worked just fine. The plastic side bracket looked weak, so went with the cage. Go with the corner poles.
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You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
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One works well with room for stakes or tomato cage. I really like mine. I also have a pepper plant in one.
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2 if they are medium to small sized plants otherwise 1 large plant. I have two medium sized pepper plants in mine, could possibly fit a third if I keep em trimmed. I had a tomatoe plant in there previously and for that I could only fit one plant in there comfortably. It's about six ft tall n maybe 3 wide
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Hard to count as there are a lot of seeds in each packet. I'd say the larger seeds were about 20, the smaller ones many more than twenty.I planted 5 of each seed and they are all thriving as plants.
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I don't know about tomatoe plants but I used DriWater for 12 trees and plants, (indoor). This included large rubber trees and very tall snake plants. DriWater kept my plants watered for a litte more than one month.
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One plant works best. I did two small patio plants and that was still too much.
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Definately depends on the size of plants you are working with. You could have 50 smaller plants or 6 huge ones. The tent can't fit a 4 x 8 flood tray. Hope this helps.
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I think with cages, probably 3. I am using it for the first time this year. Planted lettuce, herbs, 1 tomato, pepper, spinach.
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i have several plants with pots between 6 to 15 inches. In smaller ones, I put one in small pots, and two stakes in larger pots. I had bought it very early before the vacation, so i can test how it will work - i have over 15 large plants, some of them 25 yrs old.. (inheritance from a friend) wanted to make sure they are not taken care while i was away.... I grouped the plants, used a water container shared by 3 or 4 pots. The water container needs to positioned correctly, otherwise they just pull too much water too fast. read the instructions come with, keep experimenting.. happy flowering..
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I planted them closer together than they needed to be, I think. I covered about 60 square feet. I think 60 plants would cover 100 square feet eaasily
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I'm not sure I had enough for two large potted plants and three to four small ones.
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there are 10, I purchased these last month. Nice size (use them for planting vegetables and herbs)
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I have found that a 60 day old tomato plant in a dutch bucket system uses on average approximately 1/3 of a gallon of nutrition solution per day. 8 full-sized tomato plants will use 5 gallons in 2 - 3 days. This can vary dramatically depending on plant species and environment just to name a few factors. I recommend mixing 5 gallons of nutrition solution at a time and adding it to the tank as needed. The nutrition solution will last 2-3 weeks and after that time it will need to be replaced. When growing tomatoes I have never had that problem because of how fast they use it though. Hope that helps, Brad.
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Two tomato plants will work, but they grow very dense and I had to train them to stay tall. Next year I plant to only plant one tomato and see how it does. One tomato and a cucumber sounds like a good possibility. With the companion planting it might work out very nicely.
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Do not plant tomatoes in this. It would be better for herbs. We planted Cilantro. I am afraid anything that is going to stand much over 6 inches would have a difficult time. A tomato would be a disaster.
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I don't think it's big enough to grow tomatoes--I think a large round pot would work better for tomatoes.