Overwinter Tomato Plants and Grow Tomatoes Year After Year without Seed

I saved cuttings from tomato plants last year when the tomatoes were done producing. I used the cutting to root new plants and planted the newly rooted cuttings in pots inside the house. I kept the plant inside the house the whole winter overwintering the tomato plants. As the tomato grew I harvest tomatoes throughout the winter and also took cutting from the suckers to start more tomato plants. In Spring, I had a huge original tomato plant to plant in my garden and bunch of newly rooted cuttings as well.
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[@ableland64]

I am 82 years old and have been rooting tomatoes this way for more than 60 years

[@brucelee1944]

So have I. In England with short summers. I start some tomatoes early and take side shoots to produce a lot more plants especially if they are expensive hybrids.

[@tylerrock1453]

I would murder for some of your tomato plants if they're actually 60 years old. You've transcended decades with the same plants. Impressive. Their flavor must be something we today cannot comprehend or remember. Have you saved any of the seeds since?

[@pippishortstocking7913]

I wondered the same thing. Talk about heirloom tomatoes lol!

[@piratejayesh8422]

Bro you are a tomato Expert

[@kansternap6408]

​@tylerrock1453 me too!

[@bndgk10188]

I did this during the growing season this year with some of my San Marzanos. I had a few spots where the seedlings didn't make it, so I grabbed a few suckers from the plants that were growing strongly, popped them right in the soil, and they're now full grown plants. A great trick.

[@bearsoundzMusic]

Its actually also a guarantee for getting the same tomato in next harvest, that is not the case when you use seeds harvested from the tomatos. Nice!

[@stevenwolff7620]

Can you do a follow up video in about 3 months to show us how big your tomatoes grew? That would be neat to see. :)

[@lisettesyummygarden2299]

They were Cherry tomatoes..won't grow more.

[@hal4utube]

Thanks for this video. I have several different types of tomatoes growing in buckets on the side of my driveway. A week or two before our first frost I will cut a few suckers off each type of plant and try your process. I have already bought a few other types of tomato seeds for next year and I'll compare the results. I bet your way will really give me a big head start on the growing season. The best part is that I will have ZERO cost by rooting the suckers. Well, I will have some cost for buying distilled water but that is not much. Thanks again for this video. At 76 I'm still not too old to learn.

[@aaronsteele9949]

You are a highly underrated youtube channel! Your videos are definitely an inspiration to new gardeners and you've convinced me to overwinter my tomatoes! My plan is to not have to buy any plants starts next year - I'm going to overwinter/start all of my plants on my own, and this tutorial helped so much!

[@heard3879]

Wow, I wish I had seen this video back in November. I had such a delicious kind of tomato last year but not this year

[@catrineveritt]

I have done this this Winter in Southern England with my Piccolo F1 tomatoes. Here I used a heat mat and a grow light and now in mid-Feb I have the first of many cuttings coming into flower. Saves a lot of time and also money where F1s are concerned. Great video, thank you for the work you have put in and for sharing.

[@Junzar56]

Good job! I find if you cut determinate tomatoes when they are almost done producing so you leave only the one or two branches, it will regrow a new producing plant.

[@achsahkaleb4844]

thank you for showing me how to string a tomato plant. Never to old to learn. We are going into winter in South Africa, actually it is suppose to be fall in March.... (Early winter?) We have to start planting our own food to survive!! (going back to level 2???) I have to become self sustainable!! we are totally off grid already in the middle of a city!!!. Shalom to you and your family.

[@owlspook]

Amazing... In 2019 I grew two cherry tomato plants in pots and brought them inside in fall. I've been eating tomatoes all winter! Yesterday I replanted them both into a larger lot and removed the scraggly live stem ends and put them in water to grow more plants. It was so cool to find someone else who is doing the same thing! My friends have been surprised to find out it was possible. They also enjoyed tasting them too 😊

[@DeadeyeJoe37]

Living in Hawaii, I'm actually rooting the suckers and trying to get them going in my garden to fill out a new garden bed I made. No winter here. :)

[@vsk6549]

Lucky you ! We only get 4 months of summer. This year I'm trying to grow indoors let me see how it works out

[@cherylhale5755]

I have some tomato clones started, ready to bring inside. Thank you for your wonderfully helpful videos!

[@deeleeman8216]

I have 2 tomato plants from last year on my kitchen table. Getting ready to transplant for my porch garden. Oh yes. I love doing this. Thank you

[@cacamilet]

All of this time I've been throwing away the suckers I prune!! Keep thinking how many tomato plants I would have by end of summer

[@samuelluke1659]

It's the first of February 2022 I wish I would have seen this video last fall...lol.. but it'll give me something to do next winter

[@bee030888]

Totally going to try this. I've never even thought to regrow the suckers, that in itself is a great idea!

[@tomytable1753]

Thank you for sharing this, I will try this with my tomato plants this winter. Thank you again.

[@nicholecrouch311]

I'm attempting the same thing except I started a young plant just before fall started and right before it started getting too cold I brought it inside and put it under some grow lights and it's producing a lot tomatoes which is exciting I've never tried this before but I am going to take some of the cuttings and try to root them so I can have a few tomato plants producing the plant I started has already needed an extension on its greenhouse that I made and I've also strung up some of the branches that have a lot of tomatoes so they'll be supported and if I get teased tomato cuttings to root I'll end up getting a bigger Greenhouse LOL I can't wait until Tomatoes I have on the original plantar ripe to eat they're getting so big as crazy

[@JIMKOR]

I just have to say it I love you. Found you few weeks ago and now I am just binge watching your channel.

[@b.jewlzpurcell7634]

Quick and informative, thank you !!!

[@mikerevendale4810]

Very informative! I don't know why I'd never considered that method; it's a great way to preserve heritage varieties. And it's perhaps easier than fussing with seeds. Thanks for sharing!

[@EvolutionWendy]

Oh so nice my friend I'm so happy for your beautiful video. I had heard this could be done but just enjoyed watching you and your enjoyment of your tomatoes over the winter

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thanks for watching Rene! Glad you liked the video!

[@vegaschick4eva375]

P.S. I DIY my own greenhouse !! Actually looks good & I did it all by myself !

[@StoptheClock1973]

Thanks for the great video. I live in South Tennessee and we’re about to get our first frost next week. I have my project for the weekend!

[@krishnam5919]

Hey Jag, while putting the suckers in the water and in pots indoors during winter, did you add any fertilizer of any kind for the plants to grow so well?

[@kaitlincommon3807]

Can't wait to try this out!! Thanks for the tip - might be tough over here in Quebec but I love your videos Jag and your passion for your craft. Thanks for the excellent tips and tricks. We started our first garden this year and are LOVING it.

[@CryptoGirl]

YES! So happy this worked! Thank you so much for making this video!

[@angelaburrell-lewis5712]

Man, I can't wait to try this with my beefsteak tomato. This is exciting. I look forward to seeing the results 👍😊

[@melvina628]

3:32 I love all that growing life near your kitchen window area. It is inspirational. 4:46 Good tip on how to plant and grow more roots in your garden.

[@LearnPermaculture]

Thank you Jag, this is a great video. We'll be trying this over here in England this winter. :)

[@JenMarco]

I was just thinking about doing this! I think KZbin is reading my mind!

[@arshyaabu7630]

Even the baby can understand your video.. It's so easy

[@sofoo539]

So cool!!

[@drenewt]

Mind blown!

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

Omgosh. This is amazing.

[@Daniel-nf8pp]

Great idea. Thanks.

[@boringbobtail]

Sooo gonna try this! Thanks 🍅

[@dangrenier5962]

Winter in california...lmao -Québec

[@miranduri]

Yup. Im in the mountains of Colorado.

[@dangrenier5962]

@@miranduri winter not finish yet XD

[@fineartbymelissa3601]

lol

[@sarahmaula9134]

Amazing information ....i have some tomatoes growing in my garden will do this planting like this video

[@theteacher3148]

U think Quebec has winter? Try Alberta.

[@Neyobe]

Thank you so much! I didn’t know these plants can be so easy to grow

[@BlazinRiver1]

I have an indoor cherry tomato plant that has been producing fruit now for two years. She goes through like molting stages...lol. I have a second one now growing from seeds from the first.

[@salinahayy9578]

Thanks for this video.

[@cynthiadiama5072]

Enjoyed your Wisdom !!

[@josephinestecak4945]

Thanks, a great, informative video.

[@jtrose6995]

Im gonna try this thank you!

[@MetalManiaAllTheWay]

Awesome video

[@live4u609]

Excellent planing

[@titaminnie]

That is so cool, thanks for sharing!!.. 😎🙂

[@allenevans3566]

Thanks for sharing.

[@BecomingSelfSufficient]

This was great jag, thanks for sharing 👍

[@EC4400]

Wow, what a great idea. I can hardly wait to try this. Thanks

[@blendeddreamsllc]

I’m going to try this tomorrow! Thanks

[@hrgamer3169]

Wow tomato is very beatiful

[@ancaberbece4899]

your channel has taught me so much! thank you for all your beautiful videos!

[@dannijoshua1292]

Great video Jag. I don't know why I didn't think of that 😂

[@Andee1688]

Thank-You Jag for your amazing and helpful videos.

[@blacklion2935]

Very informative..thank you

[@gailnewcomb8256]

Cool!❤

[@darlenescott5213]

May try this, thank you

[@moniquehagansOnly]

Amazing!! Thank you for your video. Keep doing what you do. Thanks again!!

[@sandarmoetun9031]

thank you

[@FaithJourney989]

Just getting ready to do this myself in Carolina and needed the how-to. Thanks much!

[@katoucha007]

Thank you

[@mlang3066]

Congrats on the success of this project. I love to see your excitement and enthusiasm with these Tomatoes. I’ve over wintered tomato plants like this in my small heated greenhouse! As well as peppers. It’s so very rewarding.. Thanks for a great video!

[@pennystpierre4740]

Thank You for sharing, I know what I am doing this fall.

[@angelwillforage3716]

This is one of the best demonstrations I've ever seen💚

[@jamespowell7231]

I love how genuinely excited and happy you are doing this. ♥️ your channel.

[@manjumehra4292]

Great information.

[@audreyabdo7719]

I love this and will try this. Thank you for this.

[@anavrinnirvana]

It's even beautiful as a decoration to the house ❤️

[@alanab08]

FASCINATING. 😱

[@antaratabassum5285]

Very very helpful video👍🏽👍🏽

[@mvang5028]

I am so excited to see this. I live up north where we have a short growing season. I am definitely going to give this a try this winter.

[@trrealityafterchemotv8295]

Tks for sharing this tutorial with us

[@sunnyyoung5762]

Wow!!

[@poeticpoems1234]

Thank you for this! I have a plant that I was wishing I COULD winterize and didnt know I could. Great to know I have a chance to reproduce 1st generation 🍅!

[@dovepiranha6543]

Tomato is lovely 😊

[@ramchillarege1658]

Amazing video. And so inspiring. I am new at gardening and am going to try this out.

[@jdroxford]

thanks for sharing this video. i'm definitely going to do this. i'm growing a chelsea tomato this year, w/c is indeterminate.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

WOW! I'm going to do this. I have one tomato plant first time in 40 years. Tomatoes for next year

[@MermieOriginals]

Fantastic, thank you. I just brought in my pepper plants after discovering that works too...seems to be all the nightshades :)

[@jenniferoconnor1584]

That’s amazing I could kick myself in the butt I threw away all my tomato plants last year!!! Thanks for all the great advice I love your videos!!!

[@WinnifredJPeacock]

I'm going to do this.

[@1820Rena]

Im doing this, this year!

[@queenSummerKeli]

Oh yes..I will try this. Oct 19 and still getting tomatoes here in Tx but they are done I will do this!

[@Blackhuf]

Thats amazing! I will get some suckers this autumn and try it out :) Thanks for the great idea!

[@yellothere5552]

I grow tons of toms but have not known this cheat for more early season !!..it's brilliant..thankyou xx love your vids n easy explination..great job xx Debbie vasileiou xxx

[@IAmKerryWatson]

I’m doing this currently 🎉😊

[@amythestcalm]

I think I may try this as the season winds down! Thanks!

[@judithjohnson2111]

Jag... You are so clever. I love yr videos. 😊

[@monasingh11]

Very nice 😍

[@curiousgardenernotthamvlog1421]

Very helpful bro

[@TravisFont]

Well done.

[@nickl8192]

Do you have amy footage or pics of how those plants did over the season? Super interested to hear more!

[@heidiandersen8966]

Thank You! Great video, as usuall :)

Good

[@jamiesgarden3551]

I love this video. I worried about my tomato trees. End of this year, I'm gonna bring most healthy tomato tree into home and keep it for next year.

[@umadevipothagani8989]

Super. I will try this,:-)

[@sariebou]

Wow

[@jamespowell7231]

I have seven indeterminates and they're monsters. Almost to the roof on my house.