DIY: Hanging Tomato

May 8, 2009
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I’ve transplanted two of my tomato seedlings to their own pots two weeks ago and have put them on a hanging container. I was curious how it will grow upside-down while seeing this method in a website, so I’ve decided to try this approach. The first few days were bit stressful for the seedlings as they were still growing upwards then only a week or so only they’ve started to scale downwards.

 

 

 

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Here are the materials I’ve used for planting the tomatoes upside-down:

 

1.     Tomato plant

2.     Hanging container

3.     Potting mix

4.     Cutter

5.     Tape

 

Method:

 

1.     Cut a hole in the middle of the hanging container.

2.     Put tape on the hole of the container and cut a cross on the tape.

3.     Turn the container over the tomato plant and carefully guiding the plant though the hole.

4.     Then turn it right-side up and remove the original seedling container.

5.     Put soil, hang and water.

 

I’m pretty excited how this will turn out and hopefully it will be fruitful :)

 

 

 

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