Growing tomatoes upside down is very popular among preppers/survivalists since it allows you to grow a (comparably) large amount of food with a minimum amount of space.
It only takes very little soil since the roots do not have to support a large and heavy plant. The soil I used on these pictures come out of my composter and is nothing else than kitchen "waste".
I think this is a great method to add to your supplies if or when times get hard.
If you have played the video game "Homefront" you probably have seen upside down tomatoes in most window sills throughout the game
It only takes very little soil since the roots do not have to support a large and heavy plant. The soil I used on these pictures come out of my composter and is nothing else than kitchen "waste".
I think this is a great method to add to your supplies if or when times get hard.
If you have played the video game "Homefront" you probably have seen upside down tomatoes in most window sills throughout the game
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| Find a bucket and a circular object, a coin is perfect! |
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| Cut around the coin. |
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| Voila! |
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| Done! |
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| 14 days later. |
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| After 3 month. |
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| Not even 5 L of soil. |
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| Time to harvest! |
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| Noice! :-) |
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