Growing Productive Tomatoes in Containers (Bush Tomatoes from Seed to Harvest) Container Garden 

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Thank you very much for your supporting comment! These are bush tomatoes called "Aztek". They are allegedly from Czech Republic. Very productive variety, as you can see they can get you plenty of tomatoes even when grown in small contianers, great for small spaces or balcony garden. I grew these on the roof of shed, exactly like they are on thumbnail 🙂

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@Liap i am from czech republic and my grandmother growing this tomato in garden

Tomatoes are fruits. 😊

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Great variety, especially for small space gardening. Thank you for watching and taking time to leave a comment ☺️

These are one of the best varieties. They are very nutrients-demanding. I grew them in almost pure compost and still they grew crazy when I fertilized them.

Very productive variety, I was also removing bottom leaves as the plants grew, when there was a leaf that was not getting sunlight anymore and started to go pale, I removed it. That keeps plants tidy and allows for better ventilation 🙂

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Hello, you have you tried Neem oil? When you see the first leaf having a leaf miner sings, cut it off and spray the plant with neem oil. It is supposed to disrupt their life cycle.

Neem is great, but as I understand it, don't spray during pollination.

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Hello, the variety is called "Aztek" and yes, it produces round cherry tomatoes. Thank You very much! ☺

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Yes, very juicy tomatoes 😋 Thank You!

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Hello. No, this variety is called "Aztek". Yes it is a determinate tomato 👍🍀

I've never experienced such thing with egg shells. I don't know any downside of using them in containers or in open garden. Though, they are not any crucial component of the soil and their minerals release is very slow. But some people may benefit from it, especially when growing plants in sandy soil, which often contains less calcium. Thank you very much" You are awesome too! 🙂

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Hello, spots on leaves or on fruit? There are diseases that can cause that, most of them are caused by fungus or bacteria. Keeping tomato plants tidy and regulary pruned can prevent fungal diseases. Also not planting them anywhere near potatoes.

Well, you don't have to prune bush tomatoes, but I do remove very bottoms (leaves and side shoots) because those are first to get some disease in rainy weather when nights get colder. Also they as the upper foliage grows, they are getting lesser and lesser sunlight. I am growing 2 bush tomato varieties right now and they are getting really packed right now, but the plants will handle that. Sometimes the fruit gets really stuck between branches that it's pretty hard to get it out 😄

Hello, the plastic wrap keeps the seedling trays moist, so I don't have to water the soil again until the seedlings emerge from it. Coffee grounds contain nutrients (NPK) that tomatoes need to thrive. Pruning the bottom is not neccessary, You can keep it, but first, I wanted to add compost when the soil settled, and second, the bottoms are very likely to grow few small fruits, because there is just not enough sunlight going through the whole plant's foliage and reaching them. Also, they are first to get mold on when rainy weather with cold mornings arrive. Since I've been growing in mostly compost I don't fertilize much. Just here and there let's say twice during the flower production and then twice during the fruit forming.

@@Liap This is great information. Gardening is not as simple as it seems, and requires a lot of know how. I think I'm getting it. Thank you!

Hello. Did they get enough direct sunlight?

@@Liap well, i live in apartment, and i don't have morning sun. I have it on afternoon.

​@@wildflea22 For how many hours? During summer when days are at their longest.

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I am not a native speaker, but I think pot is usually smaller and round shape, and container is bigger and can have different shapes.

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They are more on the sweet side and their skin is not thick. Their taste is similar to classic cherry tomatoes with less intensity but these are more juicy.

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Hello, yes I was using compost tea and chicken manure fertilizer with these. I pollinated with hand, just slightly shake the flowers with fingers, so you can see the pollen falling.

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Hello, yes I used compost tea and also chicken manure fertilizer as far as I remember.

Yes, these are determinate tomatoes (bush), they reach a certain height and than they stop growing.

Apparently Aztek is micro dwarf strain and grows to only about 8 inches tall.

The variety is called "Aztek"

The size is 10 liters and I got them from local shop, they were selling cut-flowers in them.

Hello, always check the soil. When top 2cm is dry, then water them. Inconsistent watering causes tomatoes to crack, so it could be misleading to generaly say how often. It depends on the weather and also stage of their growth. When they are growing fruits, they need much more water then when they are smaller plants.

@@Liap thank you for the reply. I just started gardening for a few months and still need a lot to learn..

@@annisaahmad7519 there are always things to learn 🙂 Good luck, I am sure You will enjoy it! 🌱🍀

Hello, the variety is called "Aztec". I think this variety is pretty common in Europe and US.

Hallo, ja, ich habe in der Vergangenheit einige kleine Tomatensorten drinnen angebaut. Was genau möchten Sie wissen? (translator)

@@Liap did you have to use artificial light during every season?

@@youtubeaccount-gp5ml Well if you want to grow tomatoes indoors you either need artificial grow light, or sunny windowsill, very sunny 🌞 If growing during winter, You will definitely need artificial grow lights.

I sow multiple (3-4) seeds per tray and then thin them, either to one plant per tray spot, or later when transplanting them to containers. The earlier you do it, the easier for the plant to adapt.

This variety is called "Aztek"

Hello. I’m from Slovakia.

Hello, the pots are 10l size (2.6gal)

Is it possible for pot be a bit smaller. I just ask because of space in my apartment, I have now 10 days grown Aztek and know that root is biggest then any other plant that size.

@@Daarreee Hello, well they have quite some root system for not so big plants. I am growing some bush tomatoes right now in 7liter (1.8gal) and I think aztek would handle too. Although, if You want to have decent harvest, some sort of fertilizer is recommended (assuming the soil is of higher qualitty too) You can grow this variety even in 3-4 liter containers, but It will be much smaller, produce much less and You will probably have to water it multiple times a day. At leas on sunny days.

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These seeds used in the video are from tomatoes I grew a year before. I bought this variety from Czech seed supplier.

By pouring water into a bucket with chicken manure and then mixing it with water (the bigger the plants, the higher the content of fertilizer)

@@Liap if i took say a can ok cokes worth of chicken manure to a bucket of water would that be to much , how much manure do you use , as a rough guide, please can you show this on your next video thanks

​@@lazycarper Roughlythe bucket is filled 1/3 with chicken manure and 2/3 is water. And then I dilute the fertilizer by 1:10 ratio for young plants (so they get used to it) and increasing the concentration as the plants grow, up to 1:5 ratio.

@@Liap hey dude thanks for the help/reply i have done it with hourse manure all be it not very well ill try your way, as your tomatoes rock

@@lazycarper horse manure is great too, what exactly didn’t go well? Chicken manure is stronger, so start carefully with smaller amounts.

I disagree. They don’t have as strong flavour as cherry tomatoes, but they definitely don’t taste like nothing 😋

@@Liap red thumbling tom is mutch better

Hello, I am fine, thank You 🙂 Well that depends on where You live.

@@Liap thanx for reply ❤️I am from Pakistan

​@@FaheraliAli-eg2fl According to the website of local postal service, the postal costs would be 50 times the cost of seeds, I don't think that is worth it sir. I'd suggest You try to contact some of Your local seed sellers and see if they can get the seeds.

Hello, the variety is called "Aztek"

@@Liap Thank you.