My GIANT TOMATO Plant - Natural and Organic 

I find it so cool how all these completely different tomato varieties were bred from a few tiny wild tomato varieties.

That's fascinating about the wasps and the tomato hornworm! I'd love to learn more about how that ecosystem develops in your garden.

My front lawn is becoming a beautiful potager . No more mowing! Flowers,herbs , and veggies right at the door!

I love ur garden to kitchen videos . This tomato plant is looking amazing

Looks amazing 👏

Oh this is lovely!! I really hope you can include more flowers and useful decorative elements to your garden soon. :)

Binge watching your videos, and ads! 👍

great content as always. making it a habit to watch ads & also to push the like button. take care siloe!

Im glad you're tomatoes were such a success :) Happy harvesting

Water is so vital. We bought a place in a region that typically has good, snowy winters and reliable rainfall. The property also has a well. However, in the three years since we have been here, snowfall has been almost nonexistent, just 2cm last winter, and we have been in drought conditions. Our well, it turns out, is seasonal. 😑 It is so important to hedge your bets and have multiple rain-collection/storage methods in place. And yeah, keep the soil covered. Beautiful video as always, Siloé.

Have you ever grown the cherry tomato variety Snow White? It's the sweetest cherry tomato I've ever grown. When ripe they are said to be white in color, however I think they are more like a cream color to be more accurate. They are very prolific. You should give them a try sometime. They add beautiful color to a salad, and are usually a conversation starter because of their unique color.

Beautiful video as usual! I have abundant tomato bushes as well. I also had a tomato hornworm complete with those wasp eggs. After some research I learned about the benefits of leaving it there. Last year I wasn't as educated about them. I thought the eggs belonged to the hornworm itself.

My tomato bush is so crazy this year I can't believe it, truth is I don't even eat tomatoes. But I just keep giving them away to everybody in the neighborhood. I really tried to let things ripen on the vine, the flavor is always better.

He farts at 9:12 lol… love you’re videos btw

I don't usually have hornworms either, but this year I had one completely decimate an entire pepper plant including 3 large almost mature peppers. I did get a UV flashlight to keep an eye on things and found another hornworm (not the same one) that was infected by parasitic wasps. It's amazing how you don't even notice them until they're about 4" long and eat an entire plant overnight. They must grow really fast!

Thanks for the vids! Do you preserve your produce for the winter?

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Que pena nao tem captação em portugues!

There seems to be a big misidentification problem with the hawkmoth, which is the final version of the hornworm.....and the white striped sphinx moth. It's difficult to get people to understand the difference and not execute the sphinx moth out if fear it will lay eggs and create hornworms.

My tomatoes plants were growing slow because not enough sun, I need to change the location next year!

Nice tomato plant but with lots of foliage and little fruit. We want tomatoes not leaves.

What is indeterminate? ^^^^

I apologies, I would like to ask why are you not ttearing off the young unnecessary shoots. Are you doing that for some reason? Now you growing leaves, not fruits. Thank you.

Do u wanna sell your Hybrid brandwine-galapagos Tomato seed on etsy by any chance?