Tomato Plant Checkup: Mid-June Update

Welcome to my mid-June tomato plant checkup! This week, all my plants are looking incredibly healthy with lush, dark green growth, showing significant progress since the last update. I'll take you on a tour of each plant, including the Sardine, Eggplant, Kitchen Scraps, Compost, Mikos, and Great White varieties, highlighting their individual growth and any notable developments. It's exciting to see how well they're thriving! In this update, I also tackle some essential maintenance tasks. I'll demonstrate how I prune suckers and remove lower limbs that are touching the ground, explaining my strategy for encouraging two main growth stems for optimal fruiting. Additionally, I'll show you how I top up the kitchen scraps and add more compost to nourish these growing plants. This video offers general advice for new tomato growers and those curious about my unique planting experiments, like the Sardine can at the bottom of a plant. While not scientific, it's a fun way to observe and learn together! 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 - Mid-June Tomato Checkup 00:07 - First Row Plant Tour: Sardine & Eggplant 00:17 - Kitchen Scraps & Compost Plants 00:27 - Mikos & Great White Tomato Progress 00:34 - Overall Plant Health & Growth 00:44 - Second Row Plant Tour: Egg & Sardine 00:58 - Compost & Kitchen Scraps Update 01:09 - Top 3 Healthiest Plants 01:14 - Pruning Suckers and Lower Limbs 01:31 - Post-Pruning & Fertilizing 01:45 - My Two-Stem Pruning Strategy 01:50 - My Tomato Experiment Disclaimer 02:14 - Weekly Tomato Updates