Tomato Tips at Neversink Farm

[@mathewrichards7309]

I've watched all the market garden growers on youtube but this guy has so much patience love and passion for what he does and his way of explaining and teaching is so easy to understand for someone new in the market garden buisness

[@RichSobocinski]

I wish you would demonstrate some of these things you're talking about because I have no idea what you are explaining sometimes but it seems like very good info.

[@richstone2627]

I watched it twice, once during the webinar and again just now. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I hope to have a farm like yours one day and I'm working towards that in baby steps.

[@luckeychuckey70]

Love the longer videos. Perfect for watching over launch.

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Wonderful tomato jungle there Conor. Those plants are going to produce heavily by the look of them. Very interesting video - thanks.

[@mechashiba]

Very inspiring video. I'm wondering, what rootstock varieties do you like to use?

[@tunlinsoe1327]

This Mister is Guru. Thanks Sir, for your kind sharing practical knowledge.

[@Farmd427]

Lots of information; thank you for sharing your tomatology.

[@edwardguzik4282]

I grow both in the high tunnel and out, outside I built a trellis with10 foot t post and trim to 3 leaders, every thing else you said on this video I'm also doing. Great crop of tomatoes, I don't sell mine, they are just for the family, we can everything in the garden. Best advice I can give, is know what you're growing and learn everything about it. Take care I enjoy the videos

[@kirsten6371]

Hi Connor, thanks so much for your videos. It’s a great help. We are trying out a greenhouse this year and can’t find the hooks mentioned in many of your videos to trellis tomatoes and cucumbers. Where can we get those?

[@NeversinkFarm]

www.NeversinkTools.com

[@joegonzalez1778]

What rootstock do you use? Thanks for all the information!

[@PAMOJA4LIFE]

Great tips all over, time to harvest for different types is an amazing tip

[@casaundralindsey322]

15 minuits in, what you're explaining is what colleges teach as "economics of scale." Very good to just get it. Smart man.

[@ShaggtyDoo]

I love this. I wrapped baling twine last year and the vines grew into the string and created a big mess.

[@peteacher52]

Interesting, helpful. no bullshit presentation. Happily well done!

[@PickledPoacher]

Outside we use remesh. Because it's hot here, we also use canes. This prevents the tomato plant resting directly on metal, which of course can get quite hot in the peak of summer.. We have also used rebar which we sink 50cm or so in to the ground, to which we attach a fencing material. High wind areas benefit from having a rebar support sunk every metre. We definitely prune hard on any intermediate strains. Where we might not is when we grow bush type varieties

[@windmillcancersurvivor2568]

Thanks, the Sakura is a standout for me!

[@jcs5711]

Great Connor , greetings from Spain!

[@chipganger5051]

Great video, learnt a lot. Would have liked some info on watering, or did I just miss it?

[@bonniebon5378]

I built metal pergolas to string my tomatoes outdoors. I have materials to use as emergency wind break and also emergency guy wires. We get stormy.

[@PAMOJA4LIFE]

watched it 4 times now, including the webinar and still learning!

[@johnchilds1355]

Thank you for the info on Tomatoes. Its much appreciated.

[@EdnaSabile95]

What’s the right temperature for the tomatoes to vigor?

[@mporter012]

Hey Conor, thanks for all the wonderful videos man. Do you do any consulting?

[@LYFJV]

Awesome setup and thanks for the knowledge

[@david111davies]

What rootstock do you graft Sakura with ?

[@OrganicallyAnn]

Thank u for such thorough and enjoyable videos. I’m excited to utilize your tomato wisdom in my garden 💚

[@allenchancery2304]

I really enjoy your videos thanks

[@saltlifess6226]

If I collect the seeds after grafted will that seed keep the new root stock/ sion quality?

[@dhanum_makana]

Lots of awesome information, thanks for sharing the knowledge

[@henk-janvisser3508]

May I ask a question please: Is it feasible to root the suckers that you cut of? Would the roots of a tomato cutting be as strong to yield the same production as that of a normal plant? Some gardeners suggest to root and plant the sucker cuttings to make more plants, but is it worth it?

[@NeversinkFarm]

Yes you can

[@ThirdLawPair]

Have you tried any cherry tomato varieties that ripens the whole cluster simultaneously? I would think that whole-cluster harvest would require lower labor costs compared to picking individual cherry tomatoes.

[@Buckinghamrabbit]

Do you know any cherry toms that ripen that way?

[@ericgonya2413]

How many tomato plants do you have growing at once, including both houses?

[@doncook3584]

When tomatoes blush can you be more specific. When you see first shade of red or when dark green turns light green?

[@angieh.527]

Do you have a link for the clipper system. It looks like a great idea!

[@gnarltarl1]

Its qlipr from germany i think

[@angieh.527]

Thank you!

[@GDKLockout]

I have been advised to limit the plants to 5 trusses (i think you called them spurs) and top them. What do you think?

[@tlpmyd]

Where do you purchase the Qlipr products from?

[@pjmtts]

What is a healing chamber?

[@jerricroft937]

Healing chamber is where you put the little Tomatoes after you have grafted them it requires a certain humidity and not much sun so that they have a chance to grow together

[@timgallagher1761]

Good video thanks. It looks like you use all drip lines ? Do you have problems with Horn worm?

[@NeversinkFarm]

My house is screened so no horn worms

[@maggiefurrow4272]

Hey Conner, looks great! Which cut do you like to use for grafting? I’m seeing either a hard angle cut or a cleft cut. Which do you find works best?

[@NeversinkFarm]

hard angle

[@KrazyKajun602]

What type of lights do you recommend to start your vegetable plants from seeds?

[@NeversinkFarm]

Daylight fluorescent or led

[@westlakefarms]

Great information, Thanks !

[@jasona.neverforgetfukushim647]

Great info Thank you

[@BDistoshortforahandle]

Thanks for sharing! Amazing info as usual. is your hoophouse heated for such an early transplant?

[@BDistoshortforahandle]

Oops I caught it at the end! Thanks again

[@kmisercola7180]

How do you stop tomato plants from getting "leggy" in the greenhouse??

[@comeseetheviolenceinherent579]

Why do you graft the tomatoes? What do you graft them with?

[@thrisbt1]

is the graft point ever below the soil level at any transplant stage ?

[@NeversinkFarm]

Never...good point

[@thrisbt1]

@@NeversinkFarm i honesty didn't know - i never saw tomato grafts before - it's really interesting, thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

good information. Thank you :)

[@michaelc2509]

Thanks. Must try grafting soon.

[@carolwetzel9783]

So helpful as I venture forth with an acre permaculture plan 1/4 acre at a time and... I have a bit of a crush ;0)

[@kelvinwaldropt1841]

How much pounds can you get from 2000 plants

[@stavrosglitsos7587]

Do you have any problems with the white flies and how you handled?

[@NeversinkFarm]

I do not but I usually handle pests with beneficials

[@rijkstar1]

do your tomato houses have ridge vents?

[@NeversinkFarm]

it does not

[@1982MCI]

Right?

[@hwinny2]

I never heard of this.

[@Dyshof]

I was looking for irrigation tipps........?

[@Unifyhandmade]

😀👏🏽

[@FidelHimself]

How many pounds can you get from one plant or greenhouse?

[@circlectruckingllc3347]

Can you possibly partner with a manufacturer to make never sink farms tools? That would be awesome, I'd buy some