Growing Tomatoes from garbage
June 19, 2010 by admin
Filed under Gardening Videos
click on rotheraine.com to see full video of composting materials for this special biodynamic (angelic engineered) tomato seed strain. This video demonstrates biodynamic composting and gardening techniques to produce large tomato plants that utilize nothing but organic household scraps. Biodynamic agriculture, biodynamic gardening, and biodynamic farming show that heavenly energy creates better biodynamic tomatoes and tomato seeds.
@RichMenAreEvil only one plant with my special seed.
@RichMenAreEvil Only one plant
@bgarges1535 – YES ! biodynamictomato is, L A Rotheraine.
He makes this special seed strain and teaches you how to
grow a plant like this with his tomato seed.
Is there a special seed and method for growing a plant like this?
Is that just one plant, or several bunched together?
how long should you let your pile settle before planting and can you grow peppers the same way. im such a noob but for sure gonna try this. great vid thanks for the enlightenment,,
you are saving a ton of money, i pay over a $1 a lb for organic
You sure thats not a xmas tree with some tomato’s put on it ?
What an incredible plant! You could feed the whole neighborhood with that yield. Really impressive; great video.
@theroilsoil – The staking system is explained in general if you click on the link in the sidebar.
If you have any other questions just ask, thanks for watching!
@biodynamictomato
I have to say that’s one large tomato plant!
What staking system did you use to grow this plant so large?
@theroilsoil – If you click on the link in the sidebar, the link will take you to a video where I get more specific on what I mean by “garbage”. Thank you for your comment!
You can grow many indeterminate tomato varieties this large, it just takes well amended soil, even watering and good lighting.
When you tell people to “build a hill of garbage”, you’ll need to be specific what you term “Garbage”.
Paper (non-laminated), coffee grounds, tea bags, vegetable trimmings/pealings, hair, leaves, grass . . . all of these are the kind of “Garbage” you want.
@uneekflower: This IS a cherry tomato plant grown from a BIODYNAMIC cherry tomato seed. It was THIS you saw in the farmers almanac (I have the exact same almanac), not a tomato tree.
@Zoey: Never compost ANYTHING from a human being.
@takadi: Yes this is an indeterminate. This tomato plant will grow until the first frost. To learn more about this special biodynamic seed strain, go to rotheraine . com and read ” A Tale of Two Tomatoes “
A great video to help world hunger.
where are the community gardens.
Do the churches push community gardens???
Hell no.. use a blender on your scraps .
the earth worms will love you.
You always have to keep adding stuff.
There is no end to it.. Grow comfrey in the area and use the leaves too. That is super stuff.
@leapingfroglady – Its the powerful biodynamic seed strain and biodynamic method, coupled with compost and care.
Table scrapes, manure, and animal remains. Please do not use potatoes or onions as these can begin to grow in your compost piles!
Watch the video to see what materials I use.
Biodynamic field spray. Also known as Biodynamic field and garden spray.
You should never use human manure.
If the oils and fats are layered you can. 6 inches of manure between oils and fats. Only for THIS specific tomato strain.
@alperus: you are correct.
Yes. Made up of table scraps and manure. Excluding potatoes or onions, which can begin to grow in the soil.