How to Grow Orange Roma Tomato from Seeds in Pots | Sunrise Sauce Tomato
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- A bright orange Roma shaped tomato to grow in small gardens, pots and patio containers. Optimal for making full-flavored sauces and salsa.
From seed to harvest.
Includes growing determinate tomato, seed germination, transplanting in containers and pots.
Variety: Sunrise Sauce Tomato
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Love all of your videos. You especially inspired me to grow those Minnesota Melons in some large pots, excited to see how they grow. Have a good day!
Wonderful! So glad you love my videos. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Your 🍅 🍅 are beautiful, I can't wait to try them this spring. I'm in the southern hemisphere so my spring starts in September. Your tutorials always inspire me, thank you. Enjoy your harvest.
Sounds wonderful! So glad you like them. Happy gardening to you as well and thank you so much for your comment! 💚
Beautiful tomato! Very interesting leaf.👍
They are very tasty too 😋Thank you so much for your comment!
Your videos are pleasing👍🍅
So nice of you, thank you so much😊
Looking delicious 🍅🍅🍅
That they are😋 Thank you so much for the comment!💚
Thank you for more inspiration. As always, looking forward to the next one.
Glad to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support😊
Your videos are perfect ❤
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!😊💚
I love your videos lucks very good tomatoes 🍅🍅🍅
Glad you love them! Thank you very much for your comment!😊
The extra seedling media left over in the tray. Do you let it dry out before you dump it back to the media tote? Do you have a link to the gray 12" containers? I am sure tomatoes don't appreciate the hot black containers in full sun.
I don't reuse left over seed mix, I just add to my potting mix. And the gray pots are on my amazon page amzn.to/43gvF5H . Thank you for visiting!
For $20.24 each. Is that inflation? or is that a normal price? Or worth their weight in gold and will last years and years?
@wendyward2585 oh no, I think I got them for $9, but the prices are always changing for different colors. Right now some other colors are $11.99. Check back later maybe gray ones will drop too.
These are so beautiful! Do you tap the flowers for the indeterminate variety as well?
Yes, it applies to all type of tomatoes. Thank you so much for your comment!
Love your videos, they inspired me to start gardening. Do I do the same process for regular roma tomatoes? Do they just continue to produce, if so for how long? And once they stop if they stop do you get rid of the soil or reuse it? Sorry if so many questions. Im a beginner, learning.
So glad you love my videos. These are all good questions. If the Roma variety is of "determinate" type, then yes, the process is same. Some Roma varieties are "indeterminate" meaning they will grow very tall and need more support (trellis) and more pruning. Same as this video, you can harvest determinate tomatoes for few weeks and then it will stop producing. Once the harvest is done, you can reuse the potting mix for new plants. Check my video here on how to reuse the soil ua-cam.com/video/nlmarlrwfPI/v-deo.html . Hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!
Untuk mendapatkan buah yang lebat ternyata dengan cara tanam yang sederhana
Yes, that is correct. Thank you very much for your comment!
Great videos, as always.
I noticed that you tend to transplant your crops when they are quite big. Does that mean they do better with transplant shock, and do you skip hardening your plants first before planting, given they are bigger?
My criteria for transplanting the seedlings is mainly the roots. I check the roots and before getting root bound I try to plant them. If the roots still have room and seedlings are doing fine, I don't rush planing them. Specially in my case where I don't have a big garden and need to manage space for my containers, this helps me to plan accordingly. But in general, planting them earlier is much better than late. And hardening off is a gradual process for me since our winters are mild. I usually keep my seedling outdoor, specially in daytime, so they are ready by the time of planing. Hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you for the feedback, that’s really helpful. I’m going to try that too! I’m guessing they will also be more resilient to pests etc with the bigger root system. Anyway, love your videos - i’ve watched all of them, and several repeats too
@@simonong993 Right on! The healthier the roots, the healthier the plant. Thank you so much for your support🙌💚
Should I Sterilize my potting mix
If you use a mix with aged compost, you don't need to. The composting process at high temperature acts as sterilizing. Bagged potting soil should already be sterilized, but depends on the brand. Thanks for visiting!
Do you put your tomatoe seedlings in a greenhouse or on a window sill
I keep seedlings in filtered sunlight, such as under beach umbrella or 70% shade cloth (4-6 hours of early sunlight). If it is too cold, I keep them in my cold frame or a clear tote. Greenhouse or a sunny window sill both will work too. Thanks for visiting!
Whats the ideal time to grow these?
Usually in early spring. You can start indoors about 6 weeks before outdoor night temperatures are in the 50-55°F (10-13°C), about this time of the year- March. Thanks for visiting!
Thank you!@@TowardGarden
@@TowardGarden Here in Houston, someone called in the local radio stationed and asked when we should have planted tomato seeds, the expect said back in the last week of December. TG, what approximate week did you plant the seeds?
@@wendyward2585 I start my tomatoes from Mid-January to end of March. December is too early for me.
Can you please put the links to where you buy your seeds from. Thank you and have a blessed day.
You can get the seeds from Pinetree seeds www.superseeds.com/products/sunrise-sauce-tomato-f1-hybrid-60-days0 or SeednSuch seedsnsuch.com/products/sunrise-sauce-hybrid-tomato-seeds. Happy growing and thank you for getting in touch!
How many times a day do you water tomatoes plants?
It depends. Usually I water them early in the morning, if too hot maybe one in the afternoon too. Thanks for getting in touch.
Have you sterilized your soil?
I don't. I use well-aged compost and don't have issues with the soil. Thanks.