Ooo never thought about the figure 8 tie, as I need to tie some today and already did some yesterday so will definitely change them…..thanks for another great video. I actually use thin of cut up stockings and have been for years they are a soft and thin tie.
Love your message. I have just had two tomato seedlings pop up from last year. I was about to pull them out because they took over the whole veggie garden but now their your wisdom I am going to take on your message and prune them. Thankyou 🙏🙏 You are a hero.
Thank you so much for that nifty trick of the figure 8 tie … Of course it makes total sense can't believe I didn't think of that before 🤯 I was worried you were being too brutal with the pruning there, and thank you for explaining not just the 'hows' but also the 'whys' 😁 I will definitely do successive planting too! Otherwise I can just see me running out of fresh produce right when the prices will go up even more at the shops right around Christmas like they always do! Maresi 👍
Ah re Vasili u made me laugh when u said Im going to treat it like when the cameras aren’t rolling and when u said I don’t like that. Now u r being real. Btw that’s how I tie my tomatoes. Using the figure 8 with the soft cloth ties. I’m going to try the tomato pegs this year. Looking forward to less tying. .
Future Segment Suggestion:- I was watching previous episodes, and you had tomatoes growing in black plastic pots sitting on the grass in your veg garden. Then you had the smaller black pot with base cut out on top filled with compost. I know you've shown how to do this in the garden bed, but please could you do a demonstration of it purely in the pots (that's how I'm growing them), and at what stage of the plant growth you start filling with compost? Thank you
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Ooo never thought about the figure 8 tie, as I need to tie some today and already did some yesterday so will definitely change them…..thanks for another great video. I actually use thin of cut up stockings and have been for years they are a soft and thin tie.
bought lowe pruners on your recommendation they are fantastic i have old hands and they are so light and easy to use
Love your message. I have just had two tomato seedlings pop up from last year. I was about to pull them out because they took over the whole veggie garden but now their your wisdom I am going to take on your message and prune them. Thankyou 🙏🙏 You are a hero.
Thank you so much for that nifty trick of the figure 8 tie … Of course it makes total sense can't believe I didn't think of that before 🤯
I was worried you were being too brutal with the pruning there, and thank you for explaining not just the 'hows' but also the 'whys' 😁
I will definitely do successive planting too! Otherwise I can just see me running out of fresh produce right when the prices will go up even more at the shops right around Christmas like they always do!
Maresi 👍
Growing 🍅🍅🍅in Perth 💯💯💯👀👀👀👍👍👍
Ah re Vasili u made me laugh when u said Im going to treat it like when the cameras aren’t rolling and when u said I don’t like that. Now u r being real. Btw that’s how I tie my tomatoes. Using the figure 8 with the soft cloth ties. I’m going to try the tomato pegs this year. Looking forward to less tying. .
Found you a week or so a go, love your channel bossman!
Great video, now I feel more confident with training tomatoes in a restricted form. Easy to watch. Also helps that Vasili is a total daddy…👀🫦
Future Segment Suggestion:-
I was watching previous episodes, and you had tomatoes growing in black plastic pots sitting on the grass in your veg garden.
Then you had the smaller black pot with base cut out on top filled with compost.
I know you've shown how to do this in the garden bed, but please could you do a demonstration of it purely in the pots (that's how I'm growing them), and at what stage of the plant growth you start filling with compost? Thank you