How to Grow Tomatoes Year Round
There are several ways to grow tomatoes year round. The growing techniques range greatly in price and in secretly-patented technology. The scientists have come together and created new ways and improved old ways for you to have your tomato and eat it too in the winter. Here is how. Does this Spark an idea?
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Ways to Grow Tomatoes
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Grow tomatoes by hanging them in a window. Buy Year Round Tomatoes that will arrive in the mail with a thermo reflective hanging pouch, tomatoes seeds, nutrients and millennial soil. The millennial soil is specially patented and absorbs water, releasing it when the plant needs it. Your job is to hang the plant and water it every six weeks.
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Grow tomatoes on your kitchen counter. Buy an AeroGrow and the Cherry Tomato Kit. The AeroGrow is a patented dome shaped box that has a built in light, Aeroponic chamber, computerized technology, and seed system. The company claims that anyone can do it. The Dome is about $150 and comes with several herbs to start a garden. The tomato kit is an additional $20.
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Grow tomatoes in your greenhouse.
Growing Tomatoes in a Greenhouse
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Buy seeds started for greenhouses.
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Prepare the greenhouse. The temperature should be 60 to 90 degrees. Plant lavender and basil in the greenhouse to prevent against pests. Add high pressure sodium lights for maximum light exposure. Clean a 10 gallon pot with bleach and water.
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Start the seeds in starter pots on heat mats.
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Prepare the pot for the transplant. Add clean new soil to the pot and add a calcium supplement. This will prevent against Blossom End Rot.
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Transplant the starter plants after two weeks into the cleaned 10 gallon pot.
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Water the plants and keep the lights on at least 16 hours a day.
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