Planting TOMATO SLICE To Grow TOMATOES Time-lapse

[@jennhoff03]

That was lovely! I remember making a comment a couple years ago that I was frustrated that the video didn't go till fruiting. You responded and said you were working on ones that were. I was so impressed that you responded and were doing that that I subscribed on the spot! And you have made so many of those now, while all the other channels just do like a couple weeks of growth. I know this is so much harder and I'm so grateful for all the work you put into it! It really helps me with gardening and it's so satisfying to see the fruits of your labors. Anyway, this was another stunner.

[@Boxlapse]

Wow! thank you for still being here :)

[@khalidalmhrzi8704]

I had the same thought…I was growing small tomatoes myself when I saw the first video…they grow so tall but I had to move them when they made flowers and the flowers just died without making any fruits and then the plants died too…so at least this video showed me how would they look like…thanks

[@jenniferhilton2652]

Great pun

[@candyland8288]

@@khalidalmhrzi8704 the reason your flowers died was probably that they needed a bee to pollinate them so they could turn into fruit, but I’m not sure🤔

[@NihilisticRealism]

you seem cool

[@havidraak2734]

I simply don't understand all the hate in the comments. It's a nice timelapse, not a tutorial on how to grow the perfect tomato plant.

[@ИванКурочкин-с9м]

where did u find hate comments?

[@ChunkyLover53atAOL-com]

@@ИванКурочкин-с9м Umm... read some??

[@GetGood_1023]

Yeah lol, unreasonable hate

[@chovue2363]

Can't believe that violinist just sat there and played extremely slow music for 120 days. Impressive.

[@festive101]

Props to the cameraman too to stay there 120 days staring at a plant.

[@weegee7196]

Give credits to the plant for surviving and growing for 120 days

[@chetna7490]

Music will be added later right 😂... Man

[@Shinaxite]

@@chetna7490 r/woooosh

[@anoukrothoff6143]

@@chetna7490 r/woooosh

[@VenerableBede2510]

I wish more people would realize how easy it is to plant and grow things. Thank you for these videos.

[@UCDRebel]

For anyone wondering: The plant is left inside with very little light so the plant is extremely leggy, thin and fragile. The pot is too small for a plant that size (plus planter probably didn't fertilize the plant), thus there was not enough nutrition nor water for the plant to keep all or most of the tomatoes. The plant gave all its energy to the few tomatoes it had on the plant to ensure it had off-springs. Clearly, the plant gave up putting energy into its leaves before letting the few tomatoes die. This was a time lapse of an unhealthy tomato plant but it shows you the process of its growth.

[@Marc_Fuchs_1985]

Well, add some moody music and your description with a soothing voice, and we are having a very tragic short movie of a plant fighting for the life of it's quasi-children. Netflix show coming soon.

[@milianog5171]

@@Marc_Fuchs_1985 😂😂

[@Bill-lt5qf]

Is lack of ample light the only thing that causes a leggy plant? i was under the impression indoor plants were this way due to lack of wind.

[@ole_limberlegs]

@@Bill-lt5qf Yes, Etiolation in plants is a natural phenomenon and is simply a plant’s way of reaching for a light source. If you have ever started seeds without sufficient lighting, then you have seen how the seedlings grow rather spindly with a long, abnormally thin, pale stem. This is an example of etiolation in plants. We generally know it as plant legginess. Etiolation is the result of hormones called auxins. Auxins are transported from the actively growing tip of the plant downwards, resulting in the suppression of lateral buds. They stimulate proton pumps in the cell wall which, in turn, increases the acidity of the wall and triggers expansin, an enzyme that weakens the cell wall. While etiolation increases the chances that a plant will reach the light, it results in less than desirable symptoms. Etiolation plant problems such as abnormal lengthening of stems and leaves, weakened cell walls, elongated internodes with fewer leaves, and chlorosis may all occur.

[@UCDRebel]

@@Marc_Fuchs_1985 Oh...I didn't expect that kind of reply. Good one.

[@MrJvchef]

I was a heirloom tomato farmer for a few years with over 15 different variety’s… They grow pretty fast. If you want more fruit make sure to grow them pretty close to each other(about 12in) in the biggest pots you can if not directly in soil. With as much sun as possible.

[@dodo2829]

Can i replace sun with lighting and will the plant grow?

[@robertdeckard2136]

@@dodo2829 You want a decent grow light or even several. Normal indoor lighting won't do. Without sufficient light the seedlings will become too leggy or stretched out and you might get other problems. If they're overwatered, or the top layer of the potting mix stays too damp because of poor drainage or insufficient light the plants can also damp off or get root rot. I use two of the four-foot t12 flourescent fixtures that you can find in your local hardware store. each with two led grow bulbs and I have the little seedlings up on a table so they can be closer to the light. Before I rigged up the extra lighting I was having trouble with seedlings dying off or stretching out a few days after germinating. You can use other types of bulbs and fixtures too but you probably want to buy bulbs marketed as "grow lights". Some light fixtures might require self assembly depending on what you buy. Also bear in mind, that just because it looks bright to you doesn't mean it's bright enough for the plant. Especially if it's the sort with high light requirements such as tomatoes, peppers, basil or other meditteranean herbs.

[@BestKCL]

@@dodo2829 and NEVER use grow bulbs as normal bulbs (sometimes labeled as “sunlight”) in your house. High UV.

[@dodo2829]

@@robertdeckard2136 thank you for this information 🙏

[@dodo2829]

@@BestKCL well i wouldn't do that in the first place. Thanks anyway.

[@crazycatlady39]

You don’t realize how much plants actually move until you do a time lapse like this.

[@Lumimyrsky]

Haha I love watching the foliage dance. It's so satisfying :D

[@graham1158]

@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish You're disgusting

[@XenaAndKin]

@Praise Jesus, Repent or Likewise Perish I would like the perish option with a side of hell’s most fabulous precious gays, please and thank you

[@shockofthenew]

@FendronKZbinMoment Personally I'd love to know more about how to sell my daughters into slavery, since the Bible says that is acceptable! Also must keep track of which fabric mixes are forbidden to wear...

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Plants flinch from pain, give chemical "screams" when injured, and some of them even walk around... all very, very, very slowly. They even form memories, called engrams, which allow them to remember things like the location of water and objects which hurt them. But because they operate on an entirely different time scale from animals, none of this is visible to us.

[@marklugo8734]

Your time-lapse videos are like performance pieces of art. I'm new to the world of germinating seeds so your videos are very inspirational when some of my attempts have failed. Yeah, like a security blanket telling me "its gonna be alright" and then I give it another try. Thank you so much!

[@weiSane]

How majestic...I'm in awe of mother nature's processes.

[@S7S7S777]

Love your comment :)

[@AConvenientMess]

this is all directed by God, never forget that

[@Yazan_Majdalawi]

"الطبيعة الام".. ضياع!!

[@gid519]

@@AConvenientMess Praise Zeus

[@mchevre]

@@gid519 Indeed. Holy Father Zeus, directing tomato plants' growth, from his throne in the Great Red Spot of his Roman namesake.

[@Drivingnord]

For those who think this is a happy tomato plant: the stem is incredibly thin because the grow light used for these videos isn't strong enough for the plant. This plant did not fruit very well and it stayed very thin and leggy. Which is totally fine to just watch a plant grow, but rest assured, this would not have survived outside. Tomatoes require at minimum, 40 watts of light per square foot while growing inside. Most people spend the $$ and put a 250-450+ watt light over a tray of tomato seedlings. I've made the mistake of low watt grow lights recently, and my plants looked similar to this. Very soft, weak, lanky stems. Cool video though!

[@beastslayer9153]

It wouldnt have grew like that outside

[@maeghanb4175]

This time lapse is incredibly satisfying due to the fact we get to watch something flourish. I hope you continue in this direction. ❤

[@stressedflipflop]

I've never been this emotionally moved from watching a time lapse video. Nature and Time such a graceful dance in that gorgeous music.

[@HappyMyTime]

Our world is perfectly designed. I cant believe my eyes seeing this. A tiny slice of fruit, something we can eat so easily, and is so delicious, is self regenerating… The world is beautiful.

[@gmvalentine626]

I feel the same way. It's amazing and magical!

[@songgbirdd]

i love this mindset :)

[@kondamtawali8113]

Tomatoes were domesticated by people. People took the world around them, cultivated its essence and shaped it to our will. The power of the mind is the greatest natural wonder.

[@weirdsoul8757]

SubhanAllah

[@blmyoubigot581]

@@gmvalentine626 magic is evil

[@RiverReeves23]

I love your videos, I don't understand the negative comments. This is a beautiful work of art. Thank you.

[@mark6302]

@@youraveragejoe123 some people just grow plants to grow. I'm sprouting an avocado for fun, I have no plans to eat it, it probably won't even fruit.

[@valtoton2982]

Oh this is no fail.... Over 650k subscribers, with over 3.5 million views = $$$ , lots! You have failed to see the true payoff here, aside from the artistic expression!

[@sinnersucksatgamingsp9228]

This actually helps alot to see if the plants I am currently growing are growing correctly and what to watch for. Thanks!

[@barnycanuck6234]

We tried this with (1) quarter inch slice of a normal sized tomato. We got 32 plants transplanted to the garden and all are doing exceptionally well

[@jonevans4761]

This person doesn't talk in their videos and just does time lapses without saying "hi guys"... Huh, yes liked and subscribed 🔥🔥

[@maidinulster]

I’d guarantee anyone that loves growing had a big smile on their face as soon as the plant started to sprout, I did

[@YehyaSmall]

This is the best video i have ever seen I'm not joking that tomato plant made me almost cry of how beautiful she have grown

[@tjthrillajaw]

=') hug :' )

[@danyf3116]

If this is not the miracle of self preservation, then I don't know. Very cool to see it grow from a seed back to a tomato. The circle of life in less than 3 minute video.

[@anju3179]

Your timelapses are so fun to watch! May I request wheat timelapse? I haven’t seen one done from seed (most I see are wheat grain to wheat grass but not to where it grows a stalk). Looking forward to your latest videos!

[@dawn9204]

Loved it.. And music choice . Wonderful.. All my tomato plants in my garden are grown that way from slice of tomato 🍅 💚

[@cinnagummi]

That little tomato slice went all out omggg✨️

[@marieantoinette8690]

If you want your tomato plant to grow like a tight, compromised bush instead of a tree-like plant, just regulary snap some of its baby stems (once it's tall enough). The plant will react with more bushy growth and even more fruit. Also make sure you water it before it completely dries out. Tomatos consist manly of water - the plant will naturally need a lot of it in order to pruduce them. Tomato plants are also very good against mosquitos, for they very much disklike the leafs' smell. (As are e.g. Lavender, Incense plants, Basil, Mint, ect.)

[@jessicabaranowski4936]

My dad once puked in a plant pot on our balkony after he ate tomatoes and it grew beautiful tomato plants. The circle of life 🙌🏻

[@manuk2803]

will the tomato from that plant taste vomit?

[@RumbleFish69]

I once commented, quite sarcastically, I should add, that it's probably easier to just go down to the local grocery than going through all of this. You know, I can admit that I was wrong. This is clearly a labor of love. This was also pretty inspiring. And, although I could never do this myself, because my cat won't allow it, it's pretty amazing to watch! Maybe someday, when my cat gets tired of me and runs away, I might be able to do it!

[@luiss.3866]

You sound like a blast to be with

[@gems8582]

And all that from one tomato slice! Unbelievable the miracle and majesty of nature. 🍅🌿

[@knowledgetreasure-1523]

why don't you then worship allah which is its creator

[@mightyberrry8984]

@@knowledgetreasure-1523 not everyone believes in allah

[@gems8582]

@@knowledgetreasure-1523 I do very much believe in God and a spiritual reality actually.

[@someaipretendingtobehuman3157]

@@knowledgetreasure-1523 Hail Satan 𖤐

[@tomarnold7284]

It's interesting how this video attracted more botanist than photographers. I learn more about planting from the comments. Thanks!

[@alexmotts]

You can tell when the plant is putting all its energy into the tomato and the plamt sags. Thats awesome

[@Rob-to4mu]

This is so cool! I remember when I was a kid, our neighbors used to grow tomatoes. They must have been pretty good at it because tons of people came to their house to buy some. Some people even came during the night and early morning! One day though the cops came and arrested them.

[@terminallychill8029]

Why were they arrested?

[@itouchbuttons]

@@terminallychill8029 weed joke

[@Mythraen]

@@itouchbuttons It is possible that someone who did not understand this will also not realize what you meant.

[@Mythraen]

@@terminallychill8029 The joke is, they were actually growing marijuana.

[@rayanuki]

Remind me of that one cherry tomato I planted. Grew as high af. Produced just a single fruit. Then died like a fckin asshole.

[@Eazy-V]

One bud

[@bluewolfgames3146]

I take a tomato slice, put it in the ground, and now my plant is growing!!! You inspired me!!!

[@minigiant8998]

i put an acorn at rockefeller center, and in december there's a huge tree!!!

[@jburr2468]

Tomatoes are a true gift from god. I love that plant

[@SuperDangerousMouse]

this was breathtaking !!! thank you for posting this.

[@MelodyTheClouds_YT]

i just don't understand the hate, this video is amazing and it's a timelapse, not a tutorial on how to plant a tomato.

[@ANNIHILISTIC]

It will never cease to amaze me how plants can take dirt and water and light in in just one week turn it into new life.

[@Stevestray13]

Something about the music, and the flowers growing, and dying and being reborn as beautiful tomato

[@amywalsh4006]

I know right? It was quite dramatic, making you think "oh no!....But wait!..." haha

[@Stevestray13]

@@amywalsh4006 exactly🤣

[@simonjohnhinton1938]

I remember growing my first tomatoe plants in the greenhouse and picking the first fruits...absolutely delicious, so much better than those you get from the market.

[@Alexander_l322]

Tomatoe

[@Elvyne]

Totally agree. I was the one watering all the plants with my grandparents, we had around 10 of them in a tiny greenhouse, they were so good. Wasps loved them too, little shits

[@destinycoach5]

Did you guys notice that when the 1st flowers died the entire plant dropped then sprung back up? Then it went down and up many more times. So amazing.

[@Drivingnord]

You were seeing it become dehydrated prior to being watered again. Tomato plants are an average gardener's biggest light, nutrient, and water suck. This plant went from crispy to hydrated, often.

[@luki163333]

There was one tomato in my kitchen that no one wanted to eat. It was sitting near a window in full sun for half a day for like 2 weeks. New plants grew from the inside. I have placed a whole tomato in the ground and it's still growing just like in this video.

[@rivacra]

I love that kind of time lapses ❤️ It is hypnotizing 😍

[@droolbunnyxo9565]

Very cool :) If you gently tickle the open blossoms for 30 seconds, for a few days, most will fertilize & become tomatoes. (You're mimicking a bee. 🐝)

[@robcop3986]

What surprises me is that the plant still tries to imitate the light paths in a reflexive and circular manner. Although the lamp stays rigidly in one position for 24 hours. Remarkable

[@yashbodkhe7620]

Tomato have bisexual flowers you don't need pollinator..

[@iguessso1010]

i never expected it to get that big and tall this was very beautiful

[@ow4654]

the fact that it can grow that big in such a small pot is impressive

[@noodlepigeon]

its roots are probably extremely squashed

[@truewerf4413]

@@noodlepigeon this 100% plant isnt putting enough energy towards making the tomatoe. could have produced more

[@jcmee91]

After watching a few of these, it is interesting that quite a few fruits come from the wilted flowers of these plants.

[@keephumble1]

All praise be to the Creator for such a beautiful and mesmerising creation!☝️

[@synthoelectro]

it's astounding isn't it? How people can still not believe that he exists.

[@agentmaryland1239]

My grandfather used to have tomato plants in his back yard. We used to go over and help him pick the ones that were ready. I miss that...

[@sandwich4950]

A few days ago, I planted a cherry tomato slice of about the same size as the one in the video. It has already begun to sprout. This video isn't faked 🍅🌱

[@writeordie5452]

Plants do be like that.

[@metheguy4466]

well no fucking shit a seed is gonna germinate its not hard to do at all

[@MelurthHowtogrow]

Another great video Boxlapse - I know tomatos usually pollinate themselves when they are outside. Did you hand pollinate them, shake the stem, or did it actually pollinate by itself? Thank you once again for the amazing job you do!

[@Boxlapse]

I shook the stem by the flowers every day but still had trouble getting them pollinated.

[@jacknesbitt240]

@@Boxlapse I found that using a paintbrush and lightly brushing the pollen from each flower onto each other works incredibly well, however I do realise that your content seems to not show any human interaction (e.g. hands on screen etc) so not sure if that's something you would want to do :) anyways, great video!

[@tonywharton5220]

@@jacknesbitt240 We have always used a Q tip or cotton bud. Good idea about the paintbrush though. We find the pollen sticks better to the cotton buds 👍

[@awrmmmcc2885]

The best way is to vibrate the back of the flower with an electric toothbrush.

[@crispy9175]

@@Boxlapse I use q-tips, works like a charm. Get some Everglades Tomatoes, it's a cherry tomato that grows like a weed, it's actually hard to kill and grows very tomatoes fast. It does require lots of pruning thoughor it'll take over an 8x8 area.

[@dasaaron27]

THIS GUY DESERVES 1M SUBS even if I tried, I could never record for that long

[@hyperactivehyperbole]

Loved the Timelapse plus background music, thought the video and song were beautifully paired.

[@Laptopdog78]

Wow, I’m going to try this tonight! Only 2 and a half minutes to grow a tomato plant is amazing! Did you use special compost to speed it up?

[@joanarodrigues3019]

No. It Was a timelapse. Also look What i can do on my phone: ^à

[@helumi8530]

So funny I forgot to laugh

[@Laptopdog78]

@@helumi8530 Don’t worry, the joke was obviously just too complicated for you!

[@Laptopdog78]

@@joanarodrigues3019 No shit Sherlock…….^à

[@jiyaa_kashyap]

This is just relaxing to watch

[@part-timebrock1126]

This type of videos reminds me of my past when I had my own house in the farm. We had many types of fruit and vegetable plants. Ladyfinger plants were big, and we ate watermelon that was grown there. There were also snakes, scorpions and centipedes

[@kofola9145]

Its a peaceful life.

[@tech_to_know]

Best life

[@marigeobrien]

It's amazing to see how much a plant moves whilst growing. Thank you.

[@paulaortega3756]

It was a calming yet interesting video. You people seriously need to calm down about this and stop the sarcasm and complaining.

[@38RS]

So cool…it kind of looks like they’re dancing, especially with the music in the background

[@E113INSPIRED]

Man bro this video really made me tear up.........i really enjoyed this. Maybe its one of those days

[@archerseo]

The wonder of nature is breathtaking. I tear up sometimes during a sunset. It’s unexplainable and beautiful beyond words.

[@jefff6167]

Thanks for taking the time to create such a beautiful video.

[@mysterio952]

Tomatoe is love. Tomatoe is life

[@MotownShaker]

Damn there some serious tomato enthusiasts in the comments

[@LeoOwnsWwe]

Wonderful. Thank you god for providing us with food like this.

[@Im____ltm]

This was nothing short of amazing to watch, from the gorgeous shots to the excellent music accommodating it!

[@caiopoggers]

Props to cameraman for not sleeping for 120 days straight just for our entertainment

[@tibu3883]

oh god i didn't know it could get that big in such a small pot

[@awsomeman253]

So long as you're fertilizing pretty frequently it can get that big in an even smaller pot. It depends on the type of plant tbh. This looks like an indeterminate variety which is more of a vine type of plant while determinate ones are typically more like bushes. It also looks a little leggy imo, but I could definitely just be wrong lol

[@wackadakka3134]

it can , but , its not happy ...too tall , and only a few tiny tomatoes...., in a big pot it would be bushy and give a lot more fruit

[@IndigoIndustrial]

@@wackadakka3134 Most of the early stems were cut away.

[@NextGHaHaHa]

@@wackadakka3134 looks starved for light to me

[@isabella2472]

I’d love to know 1) what do you do with the plants after the video 2) what conditions do you grow them in? ❤️

[@Work_Cryptic3000]

This is what u think they do after the timelapse I think he probably plants it outside if its too big or just takes care othem oif there not big enough to be released And he probably grows the plants in the right conditions

[@SuperSaltydog77]

A few years ago I saw a vid on YT of a person doing this. So I tried it with an heirloom tomato that I bought from the grocery store. It worked perfectly. Wound up getting about 3 dozen fruits from that plant.

[@footfault1941]

A brilliant piece! The professional!

[@webdev217]

The light is not enough.. it's just bolting.. stretching out to the light source..

[@beelzebuth2479]

And the pot is too little. It gave a nice effet though.

[@Rhodeygirl]

Exactly

[@aluzuka]

Why are you.. using.. so many… pauses in your…. Sentences….

[@webdev217]

@@aluzuka Too irritate you.

[@ash-p2y2s]

@@aluzukatoo… irrigate…. eu….

[@dianabriscoe4186]

I enjoy time lapse uploads. Thanks for putting in the effort to do it. Comments section is oddly toxic. Lol.

[@sridurga6461]

Actually by seeing ur videos I myself inspired for growing plants now but not I’m not recording as like u but I enjoy seeing the growth all credit goes to u bro 😎

[@QBWorx]

Infinite tomato glitch

[@guiii0696]

tomato + dirt + water = infinite tomato

[@Nawaf-]

@@guiii0696 + sunlight + nutrients + CO2 and other gasses + bees 🐝 to pollinate the flowers 🌸

[@ItsNiaNow]

can’t believe the devs still haven’t patched this replication glitch

[@Jerrongamereview]

Why eat a tomato slice now when you can wait 4 months and eat one whole tomato

[@klauskruger6187]

Das ist mein Humor.

[@donnaryan3162]

This is wonderful to watch. Poetic, hopeful, magical. Thank you for posting this gem.

[@AdnanRiaz89]

To see nature in move is amazing!

[@Seizure1989]

The plant did not grow many tomatoes because the sucker branches are not snipped off. Tomatoes are also self-pollinating plants and you usually use a small brush to make sure every flower is pollinated. ( The wind itself is inconsistent and indoors you don't have any wind usually.) With the right technique & knowledge you can grow many more fruits out of a seed. Still a nice time-lapse.

[@rygaia]

New to gardening will be using this to further my research so i appreciate the comment. Sending love to all

[@stillnai]

Noooooo this video should end with you picking a ripe tomato then slicing it xDDd

[@yolyprog2561]

Wow, this Boxlapse was awesome! Definitely going to check out what else you have on your channel.

[@moldy_cheese_9606]

Bro reached world height

[@pspr33]

Plants are fascinating.

[@ianrexcunanan3424]

Last time i was here there was a big argument between 2 dudes about whether or whether not planting tomato slices could result in healthy plants... i kinda miss it now

[@Brave16]

Lol 😂 bro.... Now I wanna see that too

[@alanl.simmons9726]

This works. I very used volunteer tomatoes plants from the compost pile And I have put slices of tomatoes in a flower pot to start my tomatoes.

[@KOOPA-lucid]

Nature is beautiful

[@stephaniebach__12-24]

You can literally throw pieces of tomato on the ground and will have tomato plants popping up everywhere

[@dimitristripakis7364]

It needs a full sun location and good watering. Also some support to grow big. Another issue is that hybrid tomatoes will not produce the same tomato when planted. But generally you are right, tomato is not that hard.

[@-LightSmit]

True. I did it with my daughter here in Japan spring time just to see if it’ll grow in our garden. They’re popping out everywhere 🌱

[@MatatoThePotato]

yayy he got his tomato back

[@poppybean7807]

Such a happy tomato 🍅 plant 🇬🇧

[@samuelmorgan1295]

Video was cool. Comments were weird.

[@Adnyeus]

Nice but To get the best results dry the seeds first for a few days before growing, fungus can grow on moist seeds and end up rotting them preventing growth

[@Aalkoenig]

I would've cut the little branches growing between the main stem and normal side branches (If you get which ones I mean, for example visible at 1:44 on the right) when they are still small because that usually means the plant has more energy to grow the tomatoes instead or the leafes etc! Great video nevertheless :)

[@Lilobeetle]

I was about to comment that, looks like the plant didn't have much energy for fruits. This would definitely help.

[@demonyckscreations9990]

Nice pfp, good taste

[@soniiabaybee]

If he hadn’t remove the initial stems he would have had a ton more tomatos

[@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661]

I believe those are called 'suckers', perhaps because they suck the energy away from growing more fruits, as you said.

[@jettstarpugstar9346]

Mother Nature never seizes to amaze me

[@wannabeeish]

ceases

[@bigguy7353]

*ceases

[@courtneynel7433]

(I think) I could tell the days you watered it lol. Plants are so dramatic, they’d take this huge droop, threatening death, and then perk right back up.

[@dawnoftruth1]

I think some people in the comments are thinking you were implying that there were no seeds in that slice of tomato, therefore they think they "got" you by calling out that there are seeds there lol. Oh the internet.

[@Trickytiger13]

The leaves look like they’re dancing to the music!

[@donnash5813]

They were. They have brains and can think. It's very frustrating for them because we don't understand them. It's like being in a coma. They can hear us but can't communicate.

[@withgoddess]

The way they flutter like birds...💕

[@wessley4606]

How do does a song make a video about a tomato plant feel so emotional? 😂

[@tylermariemcc]

i thought it was just me🥹😂

[@wessley4606]

@@tylermariemcc it's like if game of thrones made salads. . .

[@lamakis2420]

I know 🥺😂

[@shedinthehead]

It depend on how the type of plant the tomato you are looking planting is from. If it’s not an F1 hybrid it will go true to the tomato you planted. If it’s an F1 hybrid it’s a combination of three different plant varieties so you may get plants that have attributes of the parent plant but different fruits. Or none even if the main attribute was a long or strong main stem. You may get a good looking plant structurally but without the yield of planting high end tomato seeds.

[@bill_bardi]

All F1 cars are hybrid today brother

[@KaiZurus]

So, I could plant and harvest hundreds of these and in a few months, I could sell them. I see the future of this world in agriculture.

[@walkeradrian5794]

Don't forget to prune the suckers

[@shweeps]

cost of soil + nutrients + water + time invested would put you in the red so quick without a solid investment and sales plan.

[@KaiZurus]

@@shweeps No worries, I'll apply my Business Management studies on practice for this.

[@kingscrave418]

Your videos are incredible, made me start doing some planting of my own! Beautiful how nature works

[@bmo14lax]

Got to love the comments from all the gardeners completely missing the point of the whole video lmao

[@LantanaLiz]

The point of growing tomatoes is to get a strong plant and the fruit out of it. While I'm sure the aesthetic of this channel is great for you, it just feels wasteful to gardeners if you put all that effort in and get a garbage plant out of it.

[@bmo14lax]

@@LantanaLiz lol is there anything you won't go full Karen on? Relax! Lol

[@LantanaLiz]

@@bmo14lax Are you stupid?