upside down tomato plants produce mega crop

I wish I had thought of that. Dang!

This works folks. They are native to steep hillsides were they hang DOWN to grow. Plus none of those crawling bugs can find them.

Do you mean it grew horizontally? As in crawled
along the "ground"?

Is there a pic of these plants?

grew down verticaly and was tied off in stages sheltered by inner court yard of building

Same reason I stand on my head every night. My schlong doesn´t have to put up with gravity and the energy from the food I eat is directed to my reproductive organs with profound results.

I´m going to try this next spring.

Upside down tomatoes:

Cut a 1/2" hole in the bottom center of a 5 gallon bucket.
Make a slit/cut through the center of a sponge.
Push the young plant up trough the bottom.
Push the sponge over the roots on the inside of the plant.
Fill the bucket about half full with your favorite soil.
Hang from a tree branch or whatever about 5 feet above the ground.

They need very little water like this so regulate the water going into the bucket.

You´ll see tomatoes you have only heard rumors of come from plants like this.

We have been doing this for about 4 years.

Huh? Can you explain how to grow that again?

THIS IS NOT NATURAL! THE TOMATOES CAN EXPLODE FROM THE OSMOTIC PRESSURE AND KILL US ALL!!

Hmmm ... will cetainly try this come spring planting.

Thanks.

THe description is confusing. Got a link that´s written clearer?

[link to www.seedsofknowledge.com]

TY

bump....

Typical woo woo bullshit.

Plants don´t "WORK" and spend energy moving nutruients from roots to leaves/fruits. The nutrients flow because of osmotic pressure, and no energy is expended by the plant.

IF this plant did produce a large amount of fruit, it was probably due to increased light, richer soil in its container, and/or heavy fertilization--none whih are mentioned or described. Also,they probably tasted like crap as a result of the forced growth.

Link please. Not that I doubt your word.

[link to www.seedsofknowledge.com]



DA

That link is not what the OP is talking about...no massive mirror.

One interesting thing that will happen when you grow your tomato plants this way is that they will grow upwards towards the sun until the plants get bigger and bushier and start producing fruit. You have to check them daily to be sure that the stem is growing out from under the bottom, not into it.


Link please.

You bumping old GLP?