So my first run of planting tomatoes in my GardenCube started in December, and I've since transplanted those to coco, and they are still growing, but I think I watched too many videos and maybe I pruned them too much or not enough, but either way, they haven't yielded one tomato yet…my hope is that when I transplant them outside (zone 7a is not cooperating, with these cold ass nights!) they'll start to produce. In the meantime, I planted a variety of tomato seeds this time (grape, beefsteak, Roma, , and I haven't pruned one leaf. I know I can't keep all these plants in the gardencube, but they've been doing so well, I'm reluctant to make any changes. Should I? What say you, pro growers?
by FuzzyEstablishment27
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I start them in there. Once 3-4 inches I transplant them in pots.
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Fingers crossed for you. We did something similar several years ago and then had tomato plants die on us once we planted them in real soil. I am now using a system from Gurneys that is kind of a hybrid hydroponic system that doesn’t use plastic baskets. The pods I’ve had in that system have transplanted well into potting soil..