How to Grow 42 Tomatoes on a 3 Ft Plant in a Container Organically

[@growingyourgreens]

Jump to the following parts of this episode: 03:09 How to Grow even if your renting 03:59 Buy a GYG tee shirt to help support me 04:30 3 Foot Tomato plant with 42 Tomatoes 08:12 Indigo Blue Berry Cherry Tomato Plant 09:18 Super Large Gourd 10:10 Walk-Through Gourd Trellis 11:37 Edible Marigolds Great for Salads 12:50 Interview with Jim 13:18 What is the secret to growing a 3 ft tomato with over 40 tomatoes 14:12 What did you put in the soil to grow all those tomatoes? 19:40 Why do you use compost teas once a week? 20:48 What are the main types of probiotics are there for soil? 22:00 Tell us more about the story of mycorrhizae 22:38 Isn't Root fungus bad? 23:40 How many kinds of mycorrhizae do you offer? 23:52 Why do some mycorrhizae companies offer a single strain? 26:10 How to help prevent transplant shock 29:19 Multiple Strain Products better than a single strain 30:10 Why does someone need to purchase mycorrhizae when they live in the soil? 30:57 So someone can buy mushrooms to get mycorrhizae in their garden? 33:10 Benefits of using mycorrhizae 34:40 Do I need to only to apply mycorrhizae to my soil once? 36:34How bad is tilling to the mycorrhizae? 38:53 How much mycorrhizae should someone add to each plant? 40:42 How can I apply the water-soluble mycorrhizae to my plants? 43:04 If someone is using worm castings do I still need mycorrhizae? 44:29 Is the guaranteed analysis at the time of manufacturer? 48:38 If someone buys a bagged soil with mycorrhizae does someone still need to buy a mycorrhiza? 51:49 What is this picture? 56:50 Can you use mycorrhizae on every vegetable in your garden? 59;02 Should I get a mycorrhiza with endo and ecto varieties? 1:00:02 Why is the beneficial bacteria important? 1:02:34 What is the law of minimums? 1:05:23 What are the different Plant Success mycorrhizae products? 1:10:09 What products did you use to get 42 tomatoes on your plant? 1:12:47 How can someone get these mycorrhizae products? 1:14:49 How can someone contact you to learn more?

[@gford7561]

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[@christal2641]

I'm in Minneapolis and looking for erichoid mycorrhyzal fungi for my blueberry bed, in which I also grow lingonberries, wintergreen, and cranberries. I'm growing in a 4X12' raised bed on an Eastern slope. Soil was clay (looks like subsoil to me) so we filled the bed with peat and compost and manure with iron sulphate canto reduce the pH. We use rainwater instead of city water. Still, this bed isn't thriving. (Strawberries and Oriental garlic chives have volunteered. Lupins I planted are growing there and self-seeding.) Espoma doesn't carry erichoid fungi. Do you know where I can get it? Can it be shipped in any season? If not, should I just dig up samples at the local bog? Do I need to transplant a living plant which has these fungi?

[@christal2641]

Is there a best time of year for shipping mycorrhyzal fungi? It's 85°F here in early June!

[@blackshotstudios9272]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@azzzonline]

I had the best tomato harvest ever this year. I amended with (added vermiculite, perlite to the soil and plant based compost, worm castings, mycorrhiza, rock dust), staked the tomato plants. I did not touch these tomato plants till harvest (Had 35+ tomatoes per plant) and had no blight, no splitting, no pests. I even let mother natures rain, water it. The other tomato plants I tended to and watered, had less than 12 tomatoes per plant (same soil and amendments) and some of the tomatoes on those plants split. Conclusion for me amending the soil is key and let mother nature take care of growing tomatoes. Zone 6b here.

[@shirlebug]

wow

[@TeeFetch]

did you pinch the first flowers off"

[@kenbrown438]

I'm going to watch this video over and over and over again !!!!

[@911dips5]

The best interviews on the internet. I always get into learning mode and john says something funny and there goes my concentration.

[@mediocrefloridaman2607]

Man! You are the best. My plants have grown SOOO much since finding your channel. I even created a KZbin channel shortly after stumbling upon your videos. Your charisma is that to be admired. It's amazing the kind of info that can be learned on KZbin and your channel is the prime example of that. Thank you.

[@skyym3629]

While he was explaining the different types of mycorrhiza and how his product had 16 different types and they were made up of both kinds (ecto and endo) and emphasized one special type that he has in his brand, I grabbed my container to see if it included all of these and it did. Then towards the end of the video he reached behind him to show there hydroponic line of products called "Great White", I was taken back a little. This is the container that I had purchased over three years ago and have been using in my compost tea and plantings ever since I received it. I can attest first hand that this product "Great White" mycorrhiza, is worth the money. I still have about 2 oz. left and have used it dozens of times and I have been very pleased with the results. Thanks for the info and the video, thumbs up as always. God bless

[@wanderingtallguy6849]

This year i grew cherry tomatoes on a container. Results were amazing

[@gvas7560]

Wow John. I can say this is one of your best videos. I have been following you for years and this one is very special and full of knowledge. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Keep up the good work. God bless you 👍

[@wanderingtallguy6849]

What you say about food is right. My Italian grand parents lived during the 2 wwars, and they used to eat what they could, farming and fishing and sometime some chickens and eggs, but for the 80% were vegs and fruits. Definitely the mediterranean diet is by far the healthyest only leaving some fish sometime and 1 egg once in a while. Totally avoiding the other kind of meat, and cheeses.

[@anthonycordero5733]

Fabric pots are a game changer and you can bottom water them easy..i love mine

[@kev2020]

Lol, I was enjoying the "sales pitch"! I like to know what's going on in nature and why we replicate it. Excellent vid

[@GreenerGarden]

Very helpful stuff. Wish I can get my tomato plants to fruit like that.

[@chiefschillaxn1781]

someone gave me some corn seeds that were only a few years old but they had mold on them and smelled a little bit and were hard to sprout and not many germinated. after growing out a few plants and getting another crop of corn seeds I started to store my seeds in this mycorrhizal powder so the beneficial can hopefully out compete any pathogens that would ruin seeds while in storage also I have them in humidity controlled jars now.

[@homegardens7682]

We had a long and hot Summer by UK standards and myself and many others here had a great crop of tomatoes this year.

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Home Gardens sure did lets hope 2019 is same 🍅🙏🏼

[@meganjaster5724]

Just purchased this after watching the video! Thanks John! Great info as always . GYG!

[@jodiethuy4122]

Wow! I thought I was in a chemistry class! Astonishing talk! But isn’t gardening as simple as Mother Earth???

[@surferdude-ll2qu]

I can't get enough of John another free ivy league university degree on micro fungi ......👍 Egyptian certification

[@reneen.3519]

What product from this line would be the best for container gardens?

[@T4Tigress]

The was a great episode. Thanks, John! I will be ordering. Buying a tee shirt, too.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

Dr. Earth's green bag on clearance at in St. George (West Sunset Home Depot) for $6.00 a bag right now. Ecoscraps fertilizer (leafy greens, and tomato) $1.80 for a four pound bag, ten pound bag of organic bone meal $5. and more on clearance in St. George Utah.

[@OPHELIASMILE]

This is really good information. .. Thanks for always bringing the best.

[@markus_selloi]

I would give the part at 46:00 a second thought. In my opinion that definitely wasn't the case for the spores. The thing is that we have things like 2k+ year old grain from tombs still being viable because they just flew in there or "got volunteered" by the boots of some of the archeologists. That is even way easier with things as small as spores. But a cool video nontheless

[@geocab6752]

Best video on Mychorizae out there!!

[@blueballs5150]

I know some of the stuff iv seen on here iv asked about at places and they just look at me like I’m nuts. I hate when people that have nurseries or farms don’t really know that much about it.

[@ALSTON3724]

Hi I don't know if you can help me but I started my tomatoes indeterminate in June and they're just starting to Blossom and I'm in Maryland Zone 7 and the temperature has been in the forties and fifties and some nights in the mid-30s I've put plastic around the tomatoes and Christmas lights on them what but I don't know if I'm wasting my time. What can I do to save the tomato plants is it possible

[@surferdude-ll2qu]

John how can I add calcium & magnesium to my garden????????

[@donaglosser4272]

Good video. Thank you

[@towelie1706]

Love you John! Thanks!

[@clem24u]

If you plan on growing vertically take the wind into consideration beforehand incase you live in a naturally windy area.

[@richstone2627]

For some reason I'm craving a frozen banana. Another great video. Thank you

[@Mister.Doodler]

Can I add mycorrhizal fungi while preparing the compost tea during its brewing process ?

[@BreitbachTheGerman]

Can a 42 day tomato plant be manipulated to keep producing? I started them too early indoor and getting tomatoes.

[@Horse237]

Great episode. Great guest.

[@khmericankitchenseeds8776]

Marigold is edible not only flowers but also tender leaves/shoots. We Khmers mostly eat it raw in dipping or wrapping forms. We eat anything and everything plant base that is edible. Vs American society, they tend to think that most everything that grow wild or unwanted is weed. One thing that bothers me the most is when one ethnic group ir culture belittles others on food and what they eat. I reminds my husband in the instance of a long period power outage... we Khmers will eat good healthy meals while him and his fellow Americans starving to death. I like foraging for, cultivating, and save the "backyard weed" from my landscape guys . I've saved Purslane and Lamb quarter. I'm hoping to find some land Bittercress and Groundsell. There were lots in Wa.

[@firstlast21936]

So much knowledge (except the evolution bit). Thankyou

[@winnielane]

What is the name of his products and where do I get some? I didn’t hear what it’s called

[@anthonyromano8565]

I started taking the brew seriously and I had to buy a bigger light to grow this monster plant.

[@adrianmettz7463]

OMG! I just discovered your Juicero review! LMAO!

[@mirnavega5141]

Thank you for your for your advice!! It helps so much!!! But I have an urgent question! I have 12 kale plants, and they are all filled with worms!!!! I don’t know what to do!? Should I just cut them all off? Or is there something u need to do ? Thank you!!

[@growingyourgreens]

probably cabbage worms. Go thru and squish them all. If they come back then spray some BT

[@mirnavega5141]

Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens thanks you very much! There is a lot but I will try my best squishing then all

[@earthboundorganics747]

Yes yes more more and thank you kind sir!

[@TheMomentEnds1]

1:15:30 AMEN to that!!!

[@suthany5801]

Best fertilizer is before plant the tomatoes buried some raw fish then plant tomatoes. I had experience last year telling it will load the tomatoes for sure. Fish had all the nutrients what ever you name it

[@bakeneggsdesertgarden5068]

I love you!!! You're awesome!

[@moadingcontenders]

The dude said to edit that part out. I don't think he knows Jon very well. Lol

[@deecooper1567]

I know😂😂😂. Soil orgy (?) ROFLMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Had me in tears 😭 🤪🤪🤪 And I agree, he looks Very healthy & younger ❣️

[@janinesechler467]

Thank you John, What about Ohio?

[@MsRESPECT90]

Can someone tell me if I spray essential oils on my plants and soil with it kill the good bacteria????? Please help!!!!

[@TheRealCantaraBella]

If the oils are not diluted properly, it can coat the leaves, and lead to wilting and browning. Best bet is to make sure your oils are cold pressed and organic. A lot of oils can be processed with alchohols, so keep an eye out for that.

[@markg454]

Plant Root Orgy ... digs on that band name

[@ericbrown691]

Great

[@scottj719]

I need to do whatever John is doing, I think he's aging in reverse

[@alejandrovasquez135]

Coupon code doesn’t work currently.

[@growingyourgreens]

GYG15 does not work. Try using gyg instead. It works!

[@alejandrovasquez135]

Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens, Thanks John, great video really informative.

[@plantrevolutioninc.2113]

It's fixed. Thanks Alejandro!

[@aldihenry5655]

Do they ship in canada???

[@plantrevolutioninc.2113]

Hey Aldi. We are working on registration there. Should be up and running come this spring! -Thanks.

[@patriciarussell8450]

John you cut ypour guest off as he was trying to describe the process.

[@melissarmt7330]

They are currently sold out. :/

[@scottj719]

Looks like a 30-40 gallon fabric pot.

[@whonesta]

Coupon is not working?

[@growingyourgreens]

GYG15 does not work. Try using gyg instead. It works!

[@whonesta]

I ordered at full price, hopefully he will see my note. I tried it both ways. Either way great interview excited to use in EXTREME environment. Nu'eima, West Bank, Palestine!

[@surferdude-ll2qu]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 why can't he talk about plant sugars on camera

[@mechanicalbees7698]

He looks younger as time goes by.

[@kaiho9854]

Hi John, can you please tell me whether mussels shell powder could be used for composting or else?

[@randomvideosfilmcollection3161]

Awesome! Such a Green Thumb! Such Great Info... You are my Organic Hero when it comes to GYoG! Keep It Up Man! Love All the Vids! Like this one Alot! Im a Huge Fan Of The Tomato! It is such a Tastey Fruit you can prepare so many different ways, with different things, or just bite into it right off the vine! •••SideNote: Hope You Have Another LIVE STREAM AGAIN SOON... Maybe Something Fall Related¿?¿? Or Whatever. Just a Idea. Have a Blessed Day! ~DrJones~ [10/06/18] #GrowYourGreens #GrowOrganic #Peace ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••

[@bradleymcewen4654]

14 minutes dude almost had a meltdown when he didn't want to hear the pitch

[@oldshield]

the chum is on on the " special page"

[@plantrevolutioninc.2113]

Haha. Yup. It is on our "special page" Here is a link for the Myco Chum. The discount still works on this page too :) www.plant-success.com/product/myco-chum/

[@oldshield]

thanks will be ordering soon

[@oldshield]

when will your granular be back in stock?

[@imcooliswear]

Only HALF of what this guy is saying is true. Please research what this guy is saying! If you have trees or shrubs then you WILL have mycorrhyzal fungi and a number of them. Do they go away between the seasons? NO. this guy is just trying to sell a product. It is true that mycorrhyzal fungi have a lot of benefits to plants. Will adding it improve your native soil? No. Will it improve new soil, maybe.

[@ThahnG413]

I agree except I believe any soil that has organic matter other than peat moss should have plenty of fungi even for annual plants

[@Toroloco777]

In my opinion a master gardener is someone who knows everything about every vegetable, herb and fruit known to mankind. Furthermore, a master gardener should know by memory how to build optimal soil conditions for each and every edible plant, fruit and herb on this earth. I highly doubt anyone currently living fits this bill. #justsaying #inmyopinion

[@FigaroHey]

Then by your logic, we need to delete the phrase from human vocabulary, which is foolish. We need words to describe 'mastery,' to distinguish it from amateurism, or a beginner, or a learner. Perfection' or 'omniscience' (the definition you offer) is not the same as 'mastery.' Someone who is a 'master' of something shows superior (not perfect) understanding and ability in a field. The person knows all he needs to know about his field in order to have a superior knowledge to most people in his field. Gaining 'mastery' over a craft is not the same as having God-like omniscience. Your definition could only apply to a Creator-God who made everything and is capable of keeping knowledge of all things in his conscious awareness at the same time. When a human being gains a level of mastery of a field such that he is consistently successful and able to teach other people to reach his level, that's a 'master.' Not the same as an all-knowing, all-mighty god.

[@Toroloco777]

Figaro Hey! Thanks for helping me realize I’m a master gardener. 👍🏽

[@em1860]

@@Toroloco777 or a master idiot