What is the best way to save tomato seeds? How to save tomato seeds.Best germination rates
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2023
- What is the best way to save tomato seeds? Best germination rates for tomatoes. How to save tomato seeds.In this video we test 4 different ways of savings tomato seeds. We are homesteading and living off grid.
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Helpful info, thank you... background buzz was a challenge to hear your voice, though.
Sorry about the buzz I was trying a new microphone. Thanks for the feedback.
@@HippieHillHomestead Really did find your info helpful, just wanted you to know the buzz was perhaps more noticeable than you thought. 👍😊
Howdy again! Was wondering if you are doing the 16ft tall mater plant episodes again?
Hi Matthew, Yes sir. I will be planting them next week. I will post the video as soon as I plant them. I am going to grow a different type tomato this year. I will grow sweet 100 and midnight snack.
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Can't wait. I have most of mine planted out. The SS100 I planted this year already grew about the same as the one last year for two months of growth. Last season the SS100 grew like nothing for 1.5 months and got disease. This year, it's already forming a nice bush form as the weather stays warm over the nights. Doubt will get 16ft in containers, but I'm going for production in containers and the roots can access the lawn thru the holes. Will see how they do.
@@matthewkheyfets1309 Wow sounds like your off and running.Good luck! Let me know how your season goes.
@@HippieHillHomestead yup! Flowers soon hopefully. I just hope their growth rates are better. I don't want them to be super tall and thin but also not super busy but 2ft tall. I want nice tall and bushy plants with lots of fruit. But I'm already worried that their growth rates just aren't what I want but idk. We'll see with time I hope
@@HippieHillHomestead btw, what do you do with the plants after the season? Do you pull em out, including as much of the roots as possible? Or do you just cut it at the ground and plant cover crops? I thought about the second option but wasn't sure if the roots would be able to decompose over the winter all the way.