Deep Planting Tomatoes: Does It Work?

I had a busy week and missed my usual Friday video, but I'm back with an exciting update on my tomato experiment! In this video, I'm sharing the progress of all my tomato plants, especially focusing on the ones grown with compost and garden scraps, as well as the sardine and egg methods. I'm really happy with how well everything is doing, and it's clear that some methods are excelling more than others. I'm particularly impressed with the compost-grown plants that were deep-planted. Their leaves are larger and have a rich, bluish color, which makes me wonder if they're finding more nitrogen or utilizing nutrients better due to microbial life in the compost. It's fascinating to see the differences, and I'm still trying to understand the exact science behind it all. Ultimately, I'm just looking for what works best for robust tomato growth. I also noticed a similar dark blue, rich color in the deep-planted sardine and egg plants even before adding kitchen scraps. This suggests that deep planting itself might offer significant benefits. I'm open to feedback and curious about your thoughts on deep planting and other tomato-growing techniques. If there's anything you'd like me to cover in more detail or any specific angles you want to see, please leave your comments below! I'll do my best to get another video out for you next Friday. Affiliate Link Great White - https://amzn.to/3IydfnG Extreme Mykos - https://amzn.to/423VL9L Miracle Gro - https://amzn.to/43OOL1T 4 Pack Garden Auger Bits Red - https://amzn.to/3mEDgKe 4 Pack Garden Auger Bits Green - https://amzn.to/3KMHyrf As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Chapters 00:00 - Intro: A Busy Week & Tomato Experiment Update 00:23 - Current State of All Tomato Plants 00:30 - Compost & Garden Scraps vs. Sardine & Egg 00:45 - The Benefits of Deep Planting 00:55 - Deep-Planted Compost Plants Are Thriving 01:08 - Deep Planting: The Key to Rich Blue Leaves? 01:22 - Community Feedback & Next Video Teaser