Felknor Upside Down Tomato Planter
With new innovations in gardening, people of all ages and skill levels can grow delicious fruits and vegetables at home. Planting seeds in the ground is only one of that many ways to garden. Actually, getting on your hands and knees to do laborious tasks like shoveling and tilling are a thing of the past. You don’t even need a plot of land to grow vegetables these days. The Felknor Upside Down Tomato Planter is an example of a highly flexible and easy to use vegetable planter. You can hang it just about anywhere and have healthy tomatoes in about 6-8 weeks. If you live in an apartment or other small confines, you can hang this planter out on your patio.
You may be wondering why the tomato plant grows upside down in this system. This eliminates the need to set up tomato caging to keep the plant upright. The tomato plant never touches the ground, which means that rotting, pest infestation, fungus and bacteria cannot plague your plant. Trimming, harvesting and watering can all be done with the plant in the hanger so you’ll never have to get on the ground. In a typical garden, the ground must first be tilled, fertilized, and watered. In can be exceptionally hard to keep the ground moist.
With the Felknor system, you water and fertilize the plant through the top funnel. Trimming and harvesting is all done at chest height. You will notice that your tomato plant is far lusher and produces more fruit than ones in the ground. The plant is not restricted by gravity, allowing it to grow to its full potential. Luscious tomatoes of all species can be grown in this system, including other plants like herbs, peppers and flowers. You don’t need to have a green thumb to take pride in growing all sorts of great plants.
First you need to plant your seeds of choice into the pot. After you water the seeds, you can hand the pot up on any balcony, terrace, or tree. Germination time will vary depending on what seeds you chose to grow. When the plants start flowering, you know that fruit is on its way. Have peace of mind knowing that nasty insects and fungus will never taint your food.
Another great place to plant your tomatoes is inside a lean to greenhouse
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