I water mine daily. Make sure you don't drown them, but a couple quarts of water each day would be about right. Keep it consistant. The splitting of the tomato as they enlarge and ripen as well as bottom rot is uneven watering.
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05/30/2010
I live in Houston and I water mine every other day. Tomatoes seem to need more water than a lot of veggies.
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I have just bought some "Tumbler" tomato plants for hanging baskets, for the first time. Do I still need to pinch out the side shoots in the same way as normal tomatoes? Also, as I've never grown these before I am concerned that the basket may not provide enough depth of compost and consequently whether they will get enough water. Does anyone have any experience or tips please for growing hanging tomatoes?
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RE: Tomatoes in Hanging Planters
The suckers do need to be trimmed from the tomato whether it is in the ground, in a pot, or hanging upside down on your patio. These shoots will not produce fruit and will starve the main plant of vital nutrients. (06/16/2007)
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