DWARF TOMATOES! HOW CAN ONE RESIST THEM? VARIETIES REVIEW

[@lashandrawest6333]

Wow u really are detailed. Love this ❤

[@KI-qy5nv]

Thank you, Alex! I finally got my seeds for Emerald Giant. cant wait to see it's beautiful fruit.

[@DeadeyeJoe37]

You really should do a garden tour/walkthrough. I would also love to see a video where you give your tomato growing tips.

[@Sergey__mikheev]

Good video 😊 great tomato 🍅

[@jbeargrr]

I love your detailed descriptions. I'm making notes, so I can look for seeds of the best ones. Great job on this series!

[@tomjacobs3627]

Another awesome video 👍

[@dwarftomatoproject]

I’ve never seen the colour pattern of Dwarf DSB before, very attractive! I’ll look forward to growing it maybe next season ✍️ 😃

[@John-nn2tj]

Hi Alex, great video. I really enjoy your tomato review videos. Can you share which garden practices you follow, how do you fertilize your tomato plants and any other tips. Would be nice to hear from you. Thanks and God bless.

[@cherylwilson716]

Another great video!

[@mrandmrstomatohead]

Fantastic video! I’m growing Boronia this year and cannot wait! You make it sound wonderful! Thank you!

[@jeronemo9119]

I cant resist to your delicious videos.

[@russelaceto2336]

Btw … Blane Horton’s The Thong tomato is names after the shoe we call a thong (flip flop, shower shoe etc) in the USA and not the undergarment … just so everyone knows :)

[@Onniesprairiegarden]

I'm just so shocked by all the different dwarf varieties! I'm growing two this year.

[@marianneherle5700]

Great Video ! Where did you get the seeds ?

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Thank you! I usually trade them with seed savers.

[@Toskyval]

How much yield/lbs from a dwarf tomato plant? Do you plant them outdoor?

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

Yes, I grow them mostly outdoors. I can't tell you about the yield/lbs because it depends on the variety. But they are quite yielding.

[@Toskyval]

@@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES any guess about the variety with the lowest lbs/yielding, and the one with the highest? It is true that they keep producing fruits even after 3 month if they survive the cold season?

[@LUCKYGARDENTOMATOES]

@@Toskyval yes, most of them act like regular indeterminate varieties and keep setting fruit throughout the season. I'll think about the second part of your question.