Step 2: Inverting and hanging your tomato planter/bucket
After the tomato seedling has grown and developed for a couple of weeks and the tomato plant root structure has developed a bit, the planter/bucket is ready to invert and hang.
REMEMBER, tomato plants like plenty of sunshine - pick your location accordingly.
Make sure whatever structure you choose to hang your planter/bucket is strong - 5 pounds of damp soil and a fully developed tomato plant can be a bit heavy. Additionally consider the wind load and other environmental factors.
Lift the planter/bucket into place, invert/turn it over, and hang it by the bucket's wire handle.
REMEMBER, tomato plants like plenty of sunshine - pick your location accordingly.
Make sure whatever structure you choose to hang your planter/bucket is strong - 5 pounds of damp soil and a fully developed tomato plant can be a bit heavy. Additionally consider the wind load and other environmental factors.
Lift the planter/bucket into place, invert/turn it over, and hang it by the bucket's wire handle.
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