Grow Tiny Tim Tomatoes in Aerogarden Harvest (Hydroponics)

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[@sarasotarebel2445]

My aerogarden tomatoes always outgrow the lights. I chop them off but they just keep regrowing new branches. I transferred them to soil on the patio and they produced ok for several months. Now I strictly grow tomatoes outside in soil and use my 12 aerogardens for growing salad greens. Bell peppers do well in the aerogarden and I've had good harvests but they don't grow as large as the patio plants in soil. I enjoy using both methods and it's quite a learning experience. Your videos are always extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@NanneeB]

I have been enjoying your videos! You really do such a wonderful job of explaining and also showing when things don’t go well. I appreciate your honesty and thoroughness thank you so much for sharing these with us❤️

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@carolinen1356]

You are the best!!! Getting my Aerogarden on Monday, can't wait. Been binge watching your videos. Love, love, love it. Have a great day from Montreal

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@Dawnfinn03]

Enjoy I love mine

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

I have a number of tiny tim tomato plants growing in my 3D printed tower garden. They're doing great so far, but since I never grew them before, I wanted to see how long they take to progress.

[@AntonGully]

This brings me back. My first Aerogarden (bought in 2016) was used to grow Tiny Tim toms. That little plant gave me fresh tomatoes right through winter. TINY fresh tomatoes, but quite tasty. Your's are massive in comparison. I only grew one plant so there weren't the same, erm, space issues.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

2:03 - you should have put the four plants all on the outside and nothing in the middle to give them the most space.

[@jdandkylestock3482]

Thank you for filming this! Super helpful! I was curious how many micro tomato plants we could get away with planting in our Aerogarden!

[@paul8093]

Don't waste using stickers just use Aluminum Foil I even replaced the pods with cotton works just as good for me

[@born2biscuit]

they should make official seed packs for those

[@ofarinas]

I have lots of Tiny Tims growing in my Aerogardens. Some are eventually going outside. The two oldest ones are 96 days old today. Although they both have lots of tomatoes, they are still green. I noticed that your tomatoes ripened at about day 85. I use AG nutes and CalMag. I also trimmed the bottom leaves for better airflow. I haven't trimmed the roots yet. I am not sure if overcrowded roots would slow ripening. I use a fan that run about 8 hours a day. What do you think I am doing wrong? Why do you think they are ripening slowly?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Heat helps the ripening process. I maintain the temperature at 70 and I don't use any fans. Maybe you can try these two.

[@TheTopMealCooking]

Thank you so much for your videos, so helpful !

[@megana1221]

Thank you for this! I’m growing tiny tims in mine right now. Glad to hear the taste is good!

[@goldengoddess6504]

I just got my first ripened Tiny Tim. It was sweet and delicious.

[@ter8330]

You are so smart trying to grow all this stuff in the Aerogarden!

[@kathiewoods8507]

Thanks for your time and very informative video. Would definitely watch another video of yours. Do you grow any other dwarf plants in your AG. I have the Harvest 6 pod. Newbie here. :)

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Yes, I grow Venus Micro Dwarf Tomatoes and they do excellent in Aerogarden Harvest. Please check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2GTnIdvmbZpn6c

[@Dawnfinn03]

Just great thank you for sharing!

[@scottmccormick2138]

Nice video. Did you have to do anything to help with pollination?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

No, I didn't do anything for pollination.

[@MarekMarciniak]

nice job !

[@theodorou123]

If the roots grow that much in the aerogarden, do you trim them or leave them as they are ?

[@MaryMuehlenfeld]

Your videos are great. I bought a MUFGA 18 pod and it seems like nice quality but I was hoping for instructions on planting. They don't advise on what seeds you should cover and how long or which ones to use the domes and for how long. I am first time and don't know what I a doing but you helped me realize, I cannot put flowering vegetables in with leafy greens and herbs because of the lights. You saved me some wasted time and seeds. I would not have known to cover those holes by each pod hole to avoid algae. Thank you for your video on MUFGA to reassure me that it is a good buy for the money.

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm glad my MUFGA video helped you. Happy gardening!

[@MattGarver]

Nice to go back and watch your older videos. Those are a great reference. Seems that a lot of micro dwarf tomato plants take about 100 days to get several fully ripe tomatoes. Also, it was amazing to see you try to grow (4) plants in that AeroGarden 360. Do you think the crowding helped make the plants produce better or sooner?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

Thanks @Matt. yeah, it is possible. I am just running an experiment with 2 plants vs. 3 plants in Harvest. I will share the results shortly.

[@spc379]

Do you think these could've worked in an Aerogarden Sprout?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

May not be as productive as they are in Harvest, but it surely works. I recommend going with just 1 plant.

[@siov4279]

I grew a random tomato plant in my bedroom and it's huge now, it seems like it's taking a long time to ripen? It's 65 to 78 degrees, I try to keep it in lower 70s but have analog thermostat and sometimes gets a little warm

[@aerogardenexperiments]

More heat helps tomatoes accelerate the ripening process.

[@Capycapybara557]

I've placed 3 tiny tim seedings in a regular harvest model, I hope mine are as prolific as yours

[@aerogardenexperiments]

You will get good yield. Tiny Tim is very productive.

[@jenniferlachel5422]

What nutrients do you use, when do you start adding nutrients and what PH and nutrient level did you try to keep your water at? I appreciate the info and great job!

[@aerogardenexperiments]

I use just the aerogarden nutrients for all cherry tomato varieties in all of my hydroponic systems. I start adding nutrients once I see the seedlings and I always start with 8ML at every feeding cycle. Once the plants are well established and drinking up lots of water, I add additional 2-3 ml of nutrients everytime when I refill. Since Aerogarden nutrients come with pH buffer, I never measure the pH.

[@Dee_wu]

How do you harvest the fruits? Pick one by one or cut the whole branches?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

I pick one by one as they are ripe.

[@Dee_wu]

@@aerogardenexperiments got it. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@abh6967]

What nutrient do you use

[@aerogardenexperiments]

I used Aerogarden nutrients all the time for these Tiny Tim tomatoes.

[@TechNi-ni2eg]

I would recommend switching to VitaLink Hydro Max Grow and Bloom hydroponic solutions. These are liquid concentrated A+B bottles like most hydro feeds and have very smart people formulating them.

[@siov4279]

How co.e you are not explaining how you keep your water? What nutrients and ph? Care ? Etc?

[@hiv]

What cycle does that pump operate on? My harvest shows 5 minutes on 25 minutes off, but the farm is customizable. Wasn’t sure if you are aware of an optimal situation or if the default got you those results?

[@aerogardenexperiments]

I have grown this in Harvest Basic which does have any options to control the pump or lights. It's just the default settings that worked well for tiny tims.