Great Video! I like to do a modified version, I cut suckers until the tomato plant gets a couple feet tall then back off on cutting. Some tomatoes (hybrid) i just let go, to get the Quantity. Some (Heirlooms) i prune heavy to get that big tomato.
Exactly! It'd not a one size fits all. Everyone has their own way to reach maximum potential of what they are looking for. Hard to do a video on it because there are so many maybe and other perhaps. Great point! Have a great day! Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics His Hoop house and Hydro system got destroyed by Laura and Delta, He is doing a lot less, he came done with Covid and almost died. He is 85 years old., he is my Uncle.
@@TheCajunHomestead wow that is such a bad hit. The GH in the country that my Pop used barely made it through. The top was pushed over almost a foot. When I started moving things to town and was leaving it. He didn't want it. Now he's happy to have it. At 75 he's still working a full time handy man job and taking care of that GH along with other stuff. I hope I have the energy and where with all to still be like that if I make it to that age.
Takin me to school thanks for the tips definitely interesting to see the difference for you . Good luck bro GRO DAT . much love from Canadian proud get outdoors 🙏
@@CajunHydroponicslol thought the Canadian bacon followers took him out lol. Nothing wrong with taking a step back to help you jump faward in the future have a great day bud 👍much love 🙏
Lol nope. Your right this is mostly a game / past time for most of us. While fun it will never pay all the bills. Heck I don't even pay the fertilizer bill with what I make a month on here. Loland that's at 15 cents a gallon for the mix. But its fun and I get to meet awsome people that like doing the same thing I like doing. Have a great day! Gro Dat!!
Thank you for the kind words brother! 🙏 I try to do this to promote better already flow through the plants and larger fruit. Takes more plants but in the same space you should end up with the same amount of fruit as you would with the bushy plants Have a great evening! Gro Dat!!
Well explained Danny. We got 2.19" of rain yesterday evening. Have you stopped getting grief about the greenhouses? Stay well brother. Best wishes Bob.
Good morning Mr Bob! We didn't get near that much but sure does seem that we about to get hammer. Could not sleep so was in the GH at 1am. Wind picks up and blows for awhile and thunder keeps rolling but no rain yet. Only greif I have been getting about the GHs. I'd people continually asking when the tomatoes will be ready. And they wanting me to finish the 3rd one. It's kind of an eye soar. But beside that plenty people stopping and asking questions and it's been enjoyable. Have a great day brother! Gro Dat!!
You probably already know but only do it with an indeterminate variety. If you do it with any other the production will be small. I will be doing a video later of the raised beds. And how they coming along. Thanks for watching! Gro Dat!!
If you have questions please feel free to ask. Also that only works with indeterminate tomatoes. If you do it with determinant varieties your harvest will be small. Have a great evening! Gro Dat!!
I am growing tomatoes in Hydroponic GHs and also raised beds. Still trying to get the raised beds right. Thanks for watching and have a great evening. If you have any questions please feel free to ask away! Gro Dat!!
Nice show and tell Danny! I know why you work at night 😳🥴. Too hot during day ... or not enough hours! Cool off man, we can’t afford to sweat more hair out!! Take care.
Lol I wish all the hair would swet out. That way I would not have to worry about half a head of hair! Lol Kind of both not enough hours and don't sleep a whole bunch. The heat is really not bad at all right now. But looking into some good 90s in the next few days. Have a great day! Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics lol!!! Air temps around 75-85 right now and the greenhouse is 90-095 with fans running. In a few weeks we're going to have another whole problem with heat here ... it's coming!
@@CajunHydroponics we’ll see - usually goes up 15-20 degrees in a few days. Brutal unless we have at least a few weeks of mid 80s. Yeah, we ALL deserve an awesome gardening season!
You did a great job explaining everything ! It's a lot of work taking off all the suckers on that many plants . Thanks for sharing !
Thanks brother!
It's not bad to keep up with once it's all up. Almost there.
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
We had a tomato, come up this year with a Double main!! Twins!! Thanks for the Lesson, teach!!
Nice those are cool to see!
Hoping yall do well with them!
Have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
Thank you for going into the explanation of this Danny. I learned something today, and I am sure other people did too!
Have a great night.
Your welcome brother!
Been a busy day. I was glad to get to do that video. It was a great question.
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Great Video! I like to do a modified version, I cut suckers until the tomato plant gets a couple feet tall then back off on cutting. Some tomatoes (hybrid) i just let go, to get the Quantity. Some (Heirlooms) i prune heavy to get that big tomato.
Exactly! It'd not a one size fits all. Everyone has their own way to reach maximum potential of what they are looking for.
Hard to do a video on it because there are so many maybe and other perhaps.
Great point!
Have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
Great explanation of that, Danny! The plants are looking great too!
Rob
Thanks brother! Looking forward to getting some fresh maters soon!
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
You did a great job of explaining that Danny. Great job buddy.
Thanks Ronnie! It was a great question from Mr Robert.
Have a great evening brother!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics You too buddy.
Thank you for sharing What is a single tomato plant that I just know now
Thanks for watching!
Gro Dat!!
Well explained, gotta love it!
Thanks brother! Watching yall on Qs live! Great work there.
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Great video, really enjoy watching how this process is done. I hooked my neighbor up on your vids , he has been doing Hydro for about 10 years.
Wow thanks you!
He has been doing it for much longer than me. He could probably help me with alot of things!
Thank you for watching brother!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics His Hoop house and Hydro system got destroyed by Laura and Delta, He is doing a lot less, he came done with Covid and almost died. He is 85 years old., he is my Uncle.
@@TheCajunHomestead wow that is such a bad hit.
The GH in the country that my Pop used barely made it through. The top was pushed over almost a foot.
When I started moving things to town and was leaving it. He didn't want it. Now he's happy to have it. At 75 he's still working a full time handy man job and taking care of that GH along with other stuff.
I hope I have the energy and where with all to still be like that if I make it to that age.
Awesome video my friend!
Thank you!
Gro Dat!!
Takin me to school thanks for the tips definitely interesting to see the difference for you . Good luck bro GRO DAT . much love from Canadian proud get outdoors 🙏
Haha I never was much for school. But I sure do alot of reading and watching to learn to grow stuff. Lol
Have a great evening and much love!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics where'd micro go ? Went looking for him realized all his vids n channel gone lol
He stepped away for awhile. I went tonight. Couldn't find him and hit him up. Said he stepped away to take care of some things
@@CajunHydroponicslol thought the Canadian bacon followers took him out lol. Nothing wrong with taking a step back to help you jump faward in the future have a great day bud 👍much love 🙏
Lol nope.
Your right this is mostly a game / past time for most of us. While fun it will never pay all the bills. Heck I don't even pay the fertilizer bill with what I make a month on here. Loland that's at 15 cents a gallon for the mix.
But its fun and I get to meet awsome people that like doing the same thing I like doing.
Have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
Good explanation. It will be interesting to see how they compare!!
It will be kind of skewed because they were not started at the same time. But will be a worth while test for sure!
Gro Dat!!
Great information 👌🏾👌🏾
Thanks brother! 🙏🙏
Gro Dat!!
great looking healthy tomatoes, thanks for explaining
Thank yiu for the kind words and for watching!
Have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
this is great info! So many have this question :)
Thanks!
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Thanks for explaining this❣️
Your so welcome thank you for watching and have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
Great information Danny! Had no idea! ❤️ Go Team Woodcutter!
Thank you Mrs Jan!
It's good to know.
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Great video.
Thanks brother!
Gonna be another long day tomorrow. The rain got me today!
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
I just kept hearing in my head "I'm gonna git you suckas"
Now you done done it... I will have to use that in a video! 😆🤣😂
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Appreciate you breaking that down bro.
Thank you for the kind words brother! 🙏
I try to do this to promote better already flow through the plants and larger fruit. Takes more plants but in the same space you should end up with the same amount of fruit as you would with the bushy plants
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
Well explained Danny. We got 2.19" of rain yesterday evening. Have you stopped getting grief about the greenhouses? Stay well brother. Best wishes Bob.
Good morning Mr Bob!
We didn't get near that much but sure does seem that we about to get hammer. Could not sleep so was in the GH at 1am. Wind picks up and blows for awhile and thunder keeps rolling but no rain yet.
Only greif I have been getting about the GHs. I'd people continually asking when the tomatoes will be ready. And they wanting me to finish the 3rd one. It's kind of an eye soar.
But beside that plenty people stopping and asking questions and it's been enjoyable.
Have a great day brother!
Gro Dat!!
Sounds good.
We are trying to go single stem this year.
You probably already know but only do it with an indeterminate variety. If you do it with any other the production will be small.
I will be doing a video later of the raised beds. And how they coming along.
Thanks for watching!
Gro Dat!!
Graft that tomato on a potato 🥔 you get both!! Tomatoes and potatoes
Can that really be done? Lol I have never heard of that!
@@CajunHydroponics Yes it can sir
@@TheGypsyandtheVanillaGorilla thats too cool!
@@CajunHydroponics Can't wait to see you do it!!
Hahaha won't be this year bro! Way too much going on.
Trying to knock some scrub off the tomato king mantra! 🤴 lol
Just playing!
Have a great day!
I think I got it now
If you have questions please feel free to ask. Also that only works with indeterminate tomatoes. If you do it with determinant varieties your harvest will be small.
Have a great evening!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics ok thank you
Your more than welcome!
been watching you new to your channel see how you grow ? your tomatoes
I am growing tomatoes in Hydroponic GHs and also raised beds. Still trying to get the raised beds right.
Thanks for watching and have a great evening.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask away!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics thank you I will if I have questions here to learn
Nice show and tell Danny! I know why you work at night 😳🥴. Too hot during day ... or not enough hours! Cool off man, we can’t afford to sweat more hair out!! Take care.
Lol I wish all the hair would swet out. That way I would not have to worry about half a head of hair! Lol
Kind of both not enough hours and don't sleep a whole bunch. The heat is really not bad at all right now. But looking into some good 90s in the next few days.
Have a great day!
Gro Dat!!
@@CajunHydroponics lol!!! Air temps around 75-85 right now and the greenhouse is 90-095 with fans running. In a few weeks we're going to have another whole problem with heat here ... it's coming!
Well I hope it eases in to that high heat for yall. Everyone deserves a great season this year!
@@CajunHydroponics we’ll see - usually goes up 15-20 degrees in a few days. Brutal unless we have at least a few weeks of mid 80s. Yeah, we ALL deserve an awesome gardening season!