U can still buy it and leave it in the pot it came in…. For tomatoes just a sucker and propagate those get a new plant…. You information is contradictory.
I have been hearing all the people saying not to buy these plants but no one gave a reason. Thank you for being the 1st, I have seen, tell us why, and clearly it was not that hard since you said it in this short video.
Or what you can do is let them fruit first, and once you have harvested your last fruit, then you go and repot them. That way, you get to enjoy the fruit, and then the plant will go into an energy conserving mode naturally, meaning that you can then plant them out.
Not necessary ! I've been gardening for over 30 years from raised beds to container gardening . If anything I would transfer them to a larger pot them what they are already in , Fill halfway in the new larger pot mixed with potting soil , garden soil , bone meal , blood meal , a little bit of cow manure , dry root powder will give them more stimulation to the roots, then pull out the plant from the old pot loosen up the roots and , then put it in the new pot with the new nutrient soil , to give it more growing room for the roots, in the old pot they are growing in the roots are compacted , by transferring it into another new larger pot will give them more room for the roots to keep growing , then off and on keep fertilizing with fish emulsion . I wouldn't remove what is already growing on plant , Just Sayin .
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Hmm mm. Pluck the fruit so the energy goes to the roots….. there's a word in there 😅🙏🏽
U can still buy it and leave it in the pot it came in…. For tomatoes just a sucker and propagate those get a new plant…. You information is contradictory.
I have been hearing all the people saying not to buy these plants but no one gave a reason. Thank you for being the 1st, I have seen, tell us why, and clearly it was not that hard since you said it in this short video.
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Well hell, I've been buying plants that were fruiting because I thought I was getting a headstart.
Your local nursery will be a better price
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Or what you can do is let them fruit first, and once you have harvested your last fruit, then you go and repot them. That way, you get to enjoy the fruit, and then the plant will go into an energy conserving mode naturally, meaning that you can then plant them out.
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Not necessary ! I've been gardening for over 30 years from raised beds to container gardening . If anything I would transfer them to a larger pot them what they are already in , Fill halfway in the new larger pot mixed with potting soil , garden soil , bone meal , blood meal , a little bit of cow manure , dry root powder will give them more stimulation to the roots, then pull out the plant from the old pot loosen up the roots and , then put it in the new pot with the new nutrient soil , to give it more growing room for the roots, in the old pot they are growing in the roots are compacted , by transferring it into another new larger pot will give them more room for the roots to keep growing , then off and on keep fertilizing with fish emulsion . I wouldn't remove what is already growing on plant , Just Sayin .
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