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How to build an attractive, space saving upside down planter.

Step 9Planting the Plant

Planting the Plant
Feeding a tomato plant through a 2 1/4" hole can be tricky. First, start with a smaller plant, and remove any fruit (dont worry it will grow back). The second and most important step is to wrap the plant in foil so it looks like a spike. The spike should be gently formed down to about a 2" diameter. Once the "spike" is prepared, hold it upside down and feed it through the hole. Remove the foil, fill the planter with dirt and enjoy.

My tomato plants have produced exceeding well this year, and I contribute a lot of it to the automated watering.
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Jul 31, 2009. 3:46 PMshaels says:
I would also attribute some of the success to all the heat reflecting off of the masonry wall- that setup would help keep the soil really warm and thus ensure a lot of growth.

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