Grow Tomatoes from Tomatoes (Easiest Method Ever With Updates)

[@vivekparashar2288]

The video is great but the fact that you're still replying to all comments and liking them even after 2 years is even more amazing!

[@rosellegannaban7176]

That's me

[@petersmith8093]

What a BRILLIANT method. We could not get tomato plants during the lockdown. We used this method and now have a good crop of tomatoes. Bahut achchaa

[@kbenk321]

@@petersmith8093 have they produced fruit yet? I've done this in the past (before quarantine) and the plants grew big but never produced fruit. I figured it was because they had been genetically modified or something.

[@govindmaheshwari5503]

@@petersmith8093 I tried growing tomatoes and chillies from seed. I got my first saplings in 4-5 days. In next 4-5 days the saplings grew to around 2-3 inches. But since then, in next 8-10 days, the saplings have not grown even 1 cm. Also out of 12-15 saplings, 3-4 have already fallen down. And seems others are also weak and may fall down soon. Is it natural? How long do sapling take to grow into a plant? Please suggest what should I do?

[@petersmith8093]

@@kbenk321 hi. They are still too young as we started late in the season.

[@somebody4244]

I finally tried this, and they have sprouted after just a week or so. I’m so excited. Have never grown anything from a seed before. Thank you so much for your easy to follow instructions and happy growing 🌱

[@noorjahanakhtar3353]

Hey how's your tomato plant now??

[@annabelcarrizal7400]

@@noorjahanakhtar3353 same ? I have

[@urbanharvestdfw]

oh wow I'm gonna have to try this

[@rinjaminbutton]

Everybody in quarantine bout to learn to grow tomatoes

[@TheTrueforeigner]

damn right baby!!!!!!

[@bethegreatest4976]

Yesssirrr

[@ronaldjamora899]

yesssss

[@Hyperdrive]

I got potatoes

[@endingalaporte]

even in europe lol

[@robertwalsh3379]

Tried this and oh my word... Ended up with 160 plants... Wow this is a must try

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great😊😊👍

[@imnotfried9959]

Did most of them survive? How'd it go over the past year with them?

[@RockDavid]

Yeah im with guy did they survive what was your over all yield? I did this, living in VIetnam, i did 2 large tomatoes and was about 140 plants myself, i just moved them to the yard But would love to hear your outcome like @imnotfried about your outcome after a year Cheers

[@crystalwaye2164]

Yes, I thought he was going to put 2 or 3 in a pot. When he put one I was like OHHH that's going to be a lot of tomatoes.

[@juhijain977]

I planted it but the soil seems dry, how and when i need to water them

[@niftynan2081]

I did this last summer, works great! Bought my favorite organic tomatoes, sliced them up and planted them outside. I had tomatoes all summer long. 😋

[@dede3746]

Kit Cat That’s awesome! I just asked a similar question regarding that. Recently, I bought some heirloom tomato seeds and hoping to get some really nice tomatoes. And I read that the seed would make really great fruiting plants as well. So now, I can just try this with the new fruit. 😁

[@sachintaank520]

Im so jealous. In the UK, this didnt work for me :( I’ve tried a second batch today. Covered the pot with cling film and leaving it in the sun to hope for something better. My first batch went mouldy and horrible. Dont know if the cold affects it.

[@saraleena007]

@@sachintaank520 I think you should wait until the hot season begins. And you're right; growing in the UK is not an easy job. I struggle to do gardening here.

[@sachintaank520]

Sara Ivlina aww thank you!! Im hoping with the recent heat, something gives! I have some tomatoes from already started plants but it isnt as satisfying as having grown your own. If i dont get any joy, i am going to try and plant tomato slices inside first till germination and see if that works!! Thanks for your response!

[@saraleena007]

@@sachintaank520 that's not a problem. I too started growing tomatoes from a fully grown plant. But I had lots of foliage (didn't know I should prune) and large pests were just feeding off the beautiful tomatoes. My mum removed some seeds from baby and large tomatoes, so I'm hoping it goes well for both of us. Good luck to you.

[@Ahopek]

I just tried this method because it looked so easy. The sprouts took longer than I expected to surface so I thought it hasn't worked. Then boom! I had probably about 40 baby tomato plants! 🌱🤩 So exciting!

[@rukhsarkhatun9419]

I have also planted some sliced tomato in my garden.. It has been 4 days..Lets see what happes

[@mariayoung7781]

How long until you saw anything happening?

[@Ahopek]

@@mariayoung7781 I don't remember the number of days anymore, but I remember that I had started to wonder if I was wasting water for nothing, haha. Maybe around two weeks?

[@mariayoung7781]

Ahopek ahh right! Thank you, I planted yesterday so hopefully I’ll see growth in a couple weeks’ time :)

[@priyapriya-kr4rl]

u had any fertilizers in it?

[@codgirl25]

I can't believe I considered myself a knowledgable gardener, you keep it simple and that makes it so accessible to every day people and I LOVE THAT! AWESOME job, thank you!!!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

💐💐 thanks for all the love and support 🙂

[@brimleyhillmassive]

This is brilliant, I bought the budget baby tomatoes from Tesco, I followed your instructions, and after 2 weeks still nothing so I threw the soil (with tomato slices) into another pot for another plant and 3 days later I had about 50 baby tom plants! More keep coming. You're a star, many thanks. I'll get posh tomatoes next time!

[@montys8th]

Thank you from Australia. I can't wait to do this, raise the seedlings then plant them in your hanging soft drink bottle planters. Amazing to think that from one tomato we can have an infinite supply. Please keep up your good work and stay safe during this horrible pandemic.

[@Bianca.Roxana]

I hope you are happy and have everything you need, you're a hard working man who deserves nothing but the best!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank u 😊😊☺

[@Bianca.Roxana]

You're welcome :) thanks for the reply, I appreciate

[@brd8764]

ro.

[@amyking4931]

I love the idea of the water bottle with holes in the cap 👍🏻

[@Enerjikk]

Amy in the Western world you have everything, so you are being amazed with third world being practical with staff.

[@thestellarcorpse]

@@Enerjikk Thankyou for pointing it out 😊

[@Enerjikk]

@@thestellarcorpse you are welcome

[@braydenr586]

Ikr! I'm definitely gonna steal that idea

[@gamerbeast7859]

Your dp😂😂😂😂

[@noahcollins5690]

I did this about 3 months ago and didn’t expect it to actually work! Now I have 12 grow bags filled with tomato plants half the size of me and I’m amazed at how well this works!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 👍

[@noahcollins5690]

Urban Gardening what country do you think this would work best in?

[@TheWendable]

I’m well jel 😂 🍅

[@tresbrown684]

How many tomatoes in each bag

[@bunnypot5238]

Me : goes to fridge Mum : what are you doing ? Me : PLANTING TOMA-TOES

[@louzyporye1613]

Lol

[@yummy8074]

you don't have to put tomatoes into fridge tho, they survive in room temperature just fine

[@deborahbee7122]

@@yummy8074 They might like cold tomatoes tho

[@nightowl-q8p]

I just planted tomato seeds today I am very excited yaayyyy

[@deborahbee7122]

@@nightowl-q8p I planted some a couple weeks ago and they spouted in days it was nuts!

[@PifsGifts]

Thank you!! I gardening for about 5 years in containers in my small backyard. I became kinda addicted to seeing how much food I could produce. I was able to feed my family of 4 veggies from our own backyard for the entire year. We also gave plenty away. We also have a very short growing season but that challenge just made it more fun to figure out. The first year I used my own compost we discovered what we call “Volunteer” veggies. We ended up growing all sorts of things that we ended up eating or canning and giving away that just grew from our trash basically. It’s pretty fun, delicious and saves us money. I’m gonna try this and then transplant them into those upside down tomato things. I have like 5 of them. Then I’m gonna hang them indoors in the windows. Thanks for the video.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

woww great..:) thanks for sharing your experience ...:) good luck happy gardening ..:)

[@dairoqoyyum9563]

How do you make compost/ manure, please can you teach me

[@macymcdonald6688]

I followed this with some small tomatoes I had sitting around, I just started seeing sprouts two mornings ago. So many!! Excited for their leaves to come in. Thanks for posting. Your channel quickly became a favorite of mine.

[@PLNTGMING]

. Ygg

[@PLNTGMING]

B

[@ssshhhhhhha]

I remember my grandparents buying the tomato seeds and start from scratch. What you have shown is the easiest method, thank you so much.

[@meheretoday6968]

I have used this method for years and it has given me many plants and many tomatoes :-)

[@jasonwhitton8106]

I started mine in a mini greenhouse, and after like the 4th day, white stuff that looked like mold was in the shapes of circles, on top of the dirt where I planted the tomato slices. I took it out of the greenhouse and the white stuff went away, and sprouts are starting to pop up. Should I be worried?

[@meheretoday6968]

Jason I havent got a green house so cant answer your question but at a guess I would suggest it was too muggy for the plants and it was a fungus... we cant grow tomatoes in our hotter more muggy regions just the colder ones :-)

[@fahadansari6857]

i do not have open area, i am growing tomato plants in my window gallery, will it bear tomatoes? coz it gets only 3-4 hours of sunlight, currently its 1.5 feets tall

[@elysegraham2823]

I have a question, do you have to use that soil mixture?

[@DistantCousin]

What temperature conditions did you do this in? It's currently getting under 10c here at night. Wondering if the pot should be indoors instead...

[@desertportal353]

Great! i did this last year with some heirloom organic tomatoes I got at the grocery store last year. Outstanding results. and the crop made more tomatoes than I could possibly use. Gave away so many. Delicious.

[@em-gray]

I love how he gently caresses the tomato plants 😂

[@apiochristine6306]

Hahahaha

[@priyankaghosh1957]

Yes I also

[@RockDavid]

FOr real sent me strait to veghub seeing that move >

[@personofearth5076]

Without a doubt Indian videos are the best videos to watch with gardening.

[@coppercatapothecary7746]

This is wonderful. Much easier than collecting the seeds, drying them and then planting. I am excited to plant a few heirloom tomatoes I have on hand. Thank you!

[@tumbleweeddenise]

I watched your video many months ago and decided I would try this. Yesterday when I was out in the garden I noticed hundreds of little tomato plants coming up in a clump. I didn’t remember that I have tried your technique but was so busy getting the garden started I had sort of forgotten about it. Now I have lots and lots of little tomato plants. Thank you again for all your wonderful videos.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u ma'am....happy gardening ..:)

[@jadejakuldipsinh8178]

Never seen such heartwelming comments anywhere...

[@scottwilliams846]

It's the Indian guy on KZbin from the legends! Thank you for being real and helpful.

[@AparnaNori]

I tried and it worked.. seedlings emerged and I have transplanted them.. fingers crossed 🤞

[@N4SP92]

Unless you've bought old school tomatoes (which are quite hard to get tbh) you won't get any fruit, 99% of fruits you buy at normal markets are sterile ogm, more resistant, sweeter and with bigger fruit, but they're unable to reproduce.

[@AparnaNori]

N4SP92 oh ok.. I too was skeptical about getting fruit but tried

[@meheretoday6968]

N4SP92, I had that argument thrown at me for years lol and sorry mate but it doesnt matter what tomato you do this with it will sprout and grow and eventually fruit... My freezer and my stomach can testify to this and I am one lazy ar5e gardener with a brown thumb to boot... This method works, shrug and if yours didnt work then you are probably a worse gardener than I am...

[@MaddySamun]

make a video with intervals and show us the results

[@zubayrcharles9914]

Do you have to transplant them? Can’t you leave it in the original pot?

[@achalakankanamge9109]

Tried this in lockdown and got great results! I have about 50 seedlings ready for replanting with just a few slices. Thank you for sharing this method!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 😊

[@achalakankanamge9109]

Thank you 😄!

[@achalakankanamge9109]

My plants are under attack by leaf miners!!! What should I do?

[@grazianabarsocchi9970]

Just what I was looking for, easy straightforward advice. Reading the comments I feel very confident, thanks!

[@user-pv3cb8or4x]

This looks simple and straight forward, I will give this method a try. I just love how you use that bottle as a spray - that is pure genius !

[@msdaisy6949]

🤨🤨🤨 where's the tomatoes?

[@rippspeck]

Just the thing I've been looking for. I was planning on keeping tomato plants in my apartment to keep out insects - I've done it before and worked really well. Now with this method, it won't cost me anything!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

:) happy gardening..tc

[@rippspeck]

A little update after about a week: I had fungus and almost started again from scratch but even though the seeds were compromised, I have a bunch of seedlings now. Truly the easiest method.

[@nickwriter6274]

did u try this technique? Did you get tomatoes plants?

[@hardeepbachhalzone9010]

Which contry yo leave

[@hrujutakshirsagar3254]

How much time does it take to bear tomatoes?

[@mackenzieferguson348]

Holy cow, the video is not exaggerating. I tried this and am in awe of how well it worked.

[@ericathomas1796]

I only have organic soil. Do you think that is sufficient?

[@mackenzieferguson348]

@@ericathomas1796 I just used regular potting soil and it worked for me. I bet organic soil would work just fine.

[@Ketobbey]

Dude! I am sharing this to my father right now! Thank you for sharing with us

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@amandhaka9594]

1. What is the proper season for growing tomatoes? 2.And how many days it takes for the seedlings to turn into proper tomatoes? 3. How much gap should be between the seedling? Amazing video, thanks a lot.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

1. winter starting months 2. 2.5 to 3 months 3. in ground 1.5 to 2 feet apart n in pot 1 plant in 14 inch diameter pot ...2 in 20 inch diameter pot n so on

[@nonijay9568]

Seeing everyone's positive comments I have to try this 😅 wish me luck

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 💐

[@kaythlin1006]

Did It work !

[@nonijay9568]

@@kaythlin1006 it did 😬👍

[@coupondrake1128]

How did it go?

[@nagamallasomeshwar1803]

Good luck

[@qimera9534]

I watched your video a few weeks ago and decided that I wanted to give it a go. So I bought my favourite tomato’s in the market and put them in the soil. And it worked !!! So easy, thank you very much, I’m just starting at gardening, that was really inspiring ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@urbangardeningofficial]

😊😊 happy gardening

[@cetinkatirci]

Did you manage to get any tomatoes or they are all dried up?

[@AFNAHidroponik]

his tomato planting tutorial is great

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@chikofuentez6995]

Yuppy:)

[@cecileb8332]

Followed this video months ago and I'm having my first tomatoes 😍 Planted random cherry tomatoes from my supermarket. It worked so well I gave a lot of them to neighbors and kept two who are growing so well

[@poojavijay1346]

How much time it took to have a tomato after plantation?

[@cecileb8332]

@@poojavijay1346 hi, so basically I put like 5 slices of cherry tomato in a pot, and I got about 50 plants of tomatoes from that experience! Mine were very slow because my garden wasn't ready to receive them. So they stayed in the pot a few months without growing more and/or producing tomatoes. It stayed at the stage of "baby plant" due to the lack of space. So I don't think I'm the right person to ask about. I think if my garden was ready in time I would have had tomatoes much faster. I think Google should be able to tell you how long it take before producing tomatoes

[@bellanutella9906]

that’s really nice! I bet your neighbors are happy your so generous lol 😂 🌱 hope your plants are still doing well! I’m just starting my plants and I’m hoping to have an abundant little garden! Within a few months I’m expecting to have a bountiful harvest!!!! 🌱💕😁💙☀️

[@aniruddhabhattacharjee3729]

Thanks , I was able to grow tomato plants this way and now there are budding tomatoes that have grown. I think this way ensures that the output is high too. The plants are now filled with tomatoes.

[@karahanley4228]

Making an indoor garden for me and my bunnies ❤️🐰 thank you for this video x

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy gardening 💐

[@richardsanchez8808]

Thank you sir. There is honor in posting these videos. Greatly appreciated

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad you like them 🙂

[@MissAnnaaaF]

So happy i tried this at home 😍 im a beginner but it was a complete success! I used a small tomato that was about to spoil so i wouldnt have used it anyways. Now i have a couple of cute seedlings growing in my kitchen window 💚

[@somebodyelse7499]

Thank you. I was wondering if a tomato that was half spoiled would work.

[@amonalafraise2381]

I just used normal dirt ( nothing else ) and it made the perfect tomatoes , tasted so much better than store baught ones cause you made em grow urself

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great

[@BonnieMacheras]

SUPER FANTASTIC!!!! Thank you so very much.. I have a bunch of tomatoes growing now and it took no time at all.. one word, PRICELESS!!!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 🤝

[@morpheusmyron4206]

I love eating tomatoes 🍅 I’ve just started my own pot of tomatoes 🍅 and following your instructions! Hope for the best!

[@johmcg64]

Thank you! The whole process is very interesting and exciting. I look forward to seeing my new plants.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 💐

[@anasiver976]

i just started do gardening abt 6 month ago.. just found your video.. i learn and love it.. thanks.

[@rose_oo9504]

Thanks for this video my dad making a grander in our yard and I am looking to plant some vegetables in it :)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy gardening 🤝

[@rose_oo9504]

@@urbangardeningofficial :)

[@coupondrake1128]

During quarantine watching this video I might finally do this now!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Go ahead 💐

[@alishavaz3574]

I already tried it today...hope quarantine period bloom wit sm tomatoes atleast🤞

[@jontennant7323]

My mother in law was talking about this. Game on yo. lol. Thank you for taking the time to upload this video.

[@KateHolloman]

I am so impressed!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u...:)

[@aynalem7004]

I am so

[@aynalem7004]

i am soooo impressed👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@litonkumardas]

Plis is a plant paan video plis m i frend

[@litonkumardas]

@@urbangardeningofficial 😀😯😎🙉

[@francesthibedeau6991]

It does get easier just old tomatoes and throw them hard in the ground where you would like to see them grow then kick a little dirt or use shovel then water every so often watch them grow

[@CarolsDepressionX3]

Thank you, this was really helpful! I like how the video was short but to the point, good job :)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad it was helpful 😇

[@tangobayus]

3:31 is what I've been wondering about. Just pull them out. Great stuff.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

tangobayus thanks 😊 make sure your soil is wet before pulling out seedlings from the soil otherwise seedlings will break

[@question3613]

You know I tried this and it actually worked

[@andreacurtis2360]

Thank you for showing this. I'm truly grateful. ❤️

[@creativeflow952]

They should let ppl add picks I did this method thought they where not gonna come up. I'm not a malineal but still with gardening the first thing you need to say is have patients. My tomatoes plants after two weeks are thriving I'm so excited...

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great... Happy gardening 😊

[@Paveldude]

cool video! but you should have showed us how the tomatoes look after you grow them

[@urbangardeningofficial]

ya ..will upload after 45-60 days...:)

[@rrb2nd]

Now 60 days later...would love to see an update. Also, seasons' greetings!

[@Btsunshine2024]

Urban Gardener yes sir, kindly show how u harvest and get the end product. Would be helpful for us newbies

[@zemer3692]

This is not true .....nothing will grow this way maybe 1/100 seeds.

[@judeclarismeren9666]

Uhm can we see it now?

[@roxyaburto5021]

I saw your video last week and tried it . This morning I found so many little shoots ! I’m so excited thank you 🙏

[@indigobeauty1]

🍃🌴Wooow!! I just planted mine in a pot, wishing for healthy Beautiful growth...so0 Excited for 16 days to pass 😁🍅🍅🍅

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great... Good luck 🙂

[@valval6468]

News?

[@indigobeauty1]

@@valval6468 So0...it definitely did grow👍🏼, pretty fast for sure.But im still improving my green thumb so it most likely was in a pot a bit too small, all the stems were cramped. I had it indoors, and for me, it attracted too much gnats. They died after 2 months 😩 but most likely because of me, but this definitely works. 😊🌿🍃

[@valval6468]

@@indigobeauty1 I am very new to gardening! Wish you good luck with your future tomatoes! 😀

[@indigobeauty1]

@@valval6468 You'll do Great! Just make sure to spread them out, give plenty of light.👍🏼🌿🍃

[@Blurb777]

And I'm asking myself: "Why didn't I think of that?" This method is pure genius. Thank you so much for sharing this.::))

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahahaha...:) thank u..:)

[@giselleramdhanie4480]

Wow gonna try this I just got some real huge tomatoes some are spoiling already so best I plant it. Thanks so much..

[@bgram7866]

What a genius idea. You could feed the whole neighborhood from those 3 little tomatoes.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahaha....:) sure

[@5084204]

Genius! I was wasting my time on taking the separate seeds....

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@danielpradeep1139]

Martin

[@abhishman3d934]

Work hard

[@TheCecanbgd]

You are not the only one :))

[@dellaknee8121]

I did that with every plant I grew...

[@WonbyGrace2]

Wonderful. I tried this last year and it really works. I had many many plants

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 👍

[@easypeasy2991]

Thanks so much! I've cut 2 thin slices off small tomatoes from my salad and got about 20 fine looking seedlings now! More than I can use... potting up today.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great ☺☺

[@easypeasy2991]

@@urbangardeningofficial Sir, I'm starting seeds again today. Just have to check this video again. Thank you for your great ideas.

[@eddiesaucedo941]

Thank you so much!! Within 5 days i already started to see the results

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great

[@docjody8624]

Very enthusiastic to try this! Genius. No wonder 1M+ Subscribers. Namaste.

[@VikasVashishtTv]

Hi, Bro just a quick question is "fine sand" here "retti(Construction material)" or something else? Sorry for this stupid question! I'm new to gardening.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Vikas Vashisht no problem brother...yes its the same sand which is used for construction..tc happy gardening

[@ShreyaBhattShah]

Thank you for such a detailed video. I was able to get 2 small sprouting using 4 slices of tomatoes. Please guide what about be an ideal pot size to grow tomato to its full potential, get a good medium / normal size harvest of each tomato?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

12-14 inch diameter pot is good enough

[@samanthaedwards98]

@@urbangardeningofficial how many sprouts per container would you suggest?

[@sim3663]

Your videos are so calming.. thank you

[@ryantaylor4654]

Thanks so much for sharing this. As it happens I just bought some heirloom organic tomatoes at a local farmers market. I'll set one aside to try this. I can't wait.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

good luck...:) happy gardening..:)

[@armancorliyon2587]

amr

[@sahimani9654]

Awesome guidance.... Sure will try now... Plz need your advise as i am new to gardening, can you help me to know how to transfer the tomato seedling/small plant to other pot, as i dont want to destroy them while transferring....

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u yes sure watch this video to know about transplanting ...watch from 4:04 mins link:-kzbin.info/www/bejne/epbGi6KwlJ6GjM0 good luck..:)

[@sheldonortiz4816]

I’m just starting to see some shoots coming from this method amazing. Hope too see as much progress as the one in your video!

[@DeepakRJoshi]

Your channel is really great even your ideas inspire me a lot...

[@urbangardeningofficial]

😊

[@vincentcortina7811]

I tried this like 2 days ago and I'm really hopeful. I'm attempting to start a garden, but I'm having a lot of trouble, anyone that sees this can you please tell me some tips to help! Thanks!!!!!👍👍👍

[@urbangardeningofficial]

keep the soil moist all the time but not soggy ....keep the pot in partial shade for better result....transplant them into individual pots or into ground after they are 5-6 inches tall ..plant them as deep as possible as their stems tend to develop roots ..good luck ..:) happy gardening

[@vincentcortina7811]

Urban Gardener thank you so much for responding with such good tips. Perfect timing too, because they are now all 2 inches tall and I was wondering when to plant them in individual pots. 😊 PS:you just earned a subscriber👍👍👍👍👍

[@rootofthevineurbangardens1823]

What do you need help with

[@kivsa85]

Any update?

[@MarinaChauhan]

One of the best gardening channel i have ever come through ❤⚡love from sikkim

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 🤝

[@Sophoklis]

You are a genius! I will do this immediately. I need to stole some tomatoes from the fridge before my wife wakes up ;)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahaha...:) good luck

[@hisbeautifultruth5931]

Make sure it's organic heirloom (just a bunch that regular store bought might be Frankenstein)

[@sheehuey]

Hello, I planted tomatoes a month ago following your videos! It grew a lot of seedlings just like yours! :) As we only can transplant a few seedlings to a big pot, may I know what to do with the rest of the seedlings or do we just dispose the rest? Sorry, as this is my first time trying gardening and I'm unsure about a lot of things. Thank you so much for your videos!! :)

[@2koolkrazy]

I have the same question

[@CraftiCatCreations]

Thank you so much! I did this and i got alot of tomatos thank you so much!

[@sunitarawat3745]

Sir ji , you are a very good teacher who tells everything in detail 🙂 we as students dont need to ask again 😄

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 😊

[@Sarasparkles626]

Trying this in my office and it's already sprouting! 😁

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 😊

[@lineh4034]

Thank you very much for your detailed guide. I am excited to try this out at home! I like in a colder climate, so I am curious to see if can get any tomatoes without a greenhouse.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Yes you can try 😃

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

I use to eat a plum & spit out the seed as I walk down my drive way. As I look at the tree every morning , it reminds me of my habit.

[@sparkplug8763]

that's what birds do but from the other end if you think about it

[@___s___8071]

@@sparkplug8763 😂😂😂right

[@angysander4621]

I'd love to see pictures of your plumb trees. What country and climate. I don't think it would happen here in the UK.

[@sturobertson77]

Excellent. Showed my mum this as she didnt believe it was possible to use this method. Thanks 👍

[@kbs1212]

I love your interaction with your viewers! Big hug for you, Mister Plant Man 🌱

[@UmeshSingh-wv9zs]

Hi sir thanks for your information & your voice is very clear nice

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@paulsavard8484]

Thank you so much. I want to grow tomatoes indoors over the winter with a grow light. I'm going to try this. wish me luck!

[@leeby7ur]

I tested it out with only sand and it works even better

[@tapasyanate4702]

You know What Home grown Vegetables Without Any Fertilizers Tastes Superb♥️😘😍

[@hanahstrose813]

Omg I just did this...decided to grow my small indoor garden.....wish me luck

[@DMPB-fi2ir]

dont waste a good tomato eat the tomatoes after you scrape the seeds out.... tomatoes have a gel around the seed that needs to ferment to break down, this gel has anti sprouting properties so until the gel ferments or decays the seed will not sprout. scrape out seeds toss them in a glass with slightly less water in volume let them ferment to get rid of the gel for about 5 days rinse them well and plant. you will get more plants sprout from seeds then planting a slice of tomato . warning if you use a tomato from store that is not a heritage or heirloom tomato dont expect to get the same taste and character from any you grow most sold in stores are hybrids and wont produce the same plant

[@stefanpalickimusic]

I just did exactly what you've described with some overripe Kumatos. They are little sprouts as we speak! I'm just waiting for the weather to warm up and for them to get a little bigger and I will plant them.

[@DMPB-fi2ir]

@@stefanpalickimusic be aware Kumatos may not grow and produce the same tomato as the one you used too get seeds out of due to it being a cultivar ( hybrid ) i'm not sure how genetically stable that one is as a cultivar i know its been out now about 14 years since the first cross roughly so it will be interesting to hear what comes out for tomato style

[@sheargenius0073]

I just put my seeds in water...I wondered why I had to go thru this step. You answered!!! I bought a delicious organic heirloom tomato at the store. I don't like raw tomatoes...but this one was so delicious I want to try and grow my own!!

[@beckyleeringles8841]

can you keep the seeds until next spring to start tomato plants then?~~My neighbor grows the most delicious tomatoes and the ones I get at farmers market aren't as good I wish I new the name of the good tomato

[@RavenVargas27]

I'm in the educational part of KZbin. Pure genius thanks and happy gardening to you to

[@robindavis2975]

I can’t wait to try this. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😃

[@Imsupercrass]

In my experience with tomatoes this would only work with heirloom tomatoes like Pink Brandywine or Black Russian Prince. Many varieties of tomatoes are hybrids and the seeds will not necessarily produce a plant yielding the same kind of tomato. Also when you go to separate out seedlings you will need to be very delicate with them until you know what you're doing.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

:)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

yes you are right i am planting tomatoes using this method for the last 10 years...n always had a great yield..:)

[@veronicamamiful]

Exactly

[@lilball18]

I know I take In old tomatoes and works Everytime heirlooms ain't always the best depending on location of orign the breed plants (name)

[@supersaqo9234]

Oppresion of the Patriarchy i8

[@garden2]

It's very interesting. Thank you for the refreshing contents. I'm glad to see the good news.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🙂

[@traceyhendrie6820]

I love my vegetable garden, will definitely be doing this...thank you ❤

[@mr.ronkayfinks9849]

I am going to try today I'm excited thank you so much for the post you explain everything in such fine detail your really helpful. I'm thankful to have found your videos

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 😊

[@mr.ronkayfinks9849]

I had to come back to update I did exactly as you described I used a brandywine tomatoe which is hard to find. And SURE ENOUGH 1 WEEK LATER I GOT EXTREME GROWTH .. IM SO EXCITED THANK YOU SO MUCH ..IM LOOKING FOR MORE GREAT IDEAS ON EASY WAYS TO GROW THINGS LIKE THIS

[@TashiMortier]

What an awesome idea. :) I'll definitely need a garden once I get my own house. So empowering to be able to grow your own food. :D Also super awesome video. You even made a pie chart out of the soil mix. :D

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahhaha...pie chart ..:) nice observations ..:) thanks for commenting ..:) tc

[@mgorange]

I use this method myself. Very informative video

[@julestremblay453]

I've always had Rogue tomatoe plants every spring from the previous yr. no need to buy plants every season

[@gregoryeverson741]

i got 4 tomato plants, 2 normal 2 cherry tomato, 1st time trying

[@julestremblay453]

The method illustrated works beautifully , I used organic samples,as if that makes any diff. and also I sprinkled worm castings on top before covering with reg soil Awsome results

[@ryancoyle6872]

2 questions. How often to water and where to place plants? (Outdoors or indoors?)