Put The Plant In The Bottom, Soil In The Bag, Water In The Top And You're Done!
This year, the Easter Bunny (a.k.a. Julie) included the Topsy Turvy® Tomato Planter --"the most ingenious invention to grow nice delicious tomatoes". A "must have" according to many and Steve Hambeck, Walgreens Manager and good friend of the Brookers, agrees they've been flying off the shelves almost as fast as the ShamWow :)
Here's how it works
Because the Topsy Turvy® is upside down, gravity pulls the water and nutrients directly from the root to the fruit, giving you (up to 30 Ibs. they say) of deliciously ripe tomatoes per plant!
It's so simple to use and works perfectly. Just place any tomato plant in the planter, add your favorite potting soil, hang it up and water.
The sun warms the plant like a greenhouse, the root system explodes and thrives inside the planter. Plus, hanging in the air helps reduce ground fungus, harmful bacteria, cutworm damage, use of pesticides, digging & weeding and backbreaking work.
It was easy to assemble and thanks to our good neighbor J.J. who brought shared some tomato plants with us! We will see how things progress. We'll let you know, so check back for no bull updates on the TT.
This year, the Easter Bunny (a.k.a. Julie) included the Topsy Turvy® Tomato Planter --"the most ingenious invention to grow nice delicious tomatoes". A "must have" according to many and Steve Hambeck, Walgreens Manager and good friend of the Brookers, agrees they've been flying off the shelves almost as fast as the ShamWow :)
Here's how it works
Because the Topsy Turvy® is upside down, gravity pulls the water and nutrients directly from the root to the fruit, giving you (up to 30 Ibs. they say) of deliciously ripe tomatoes per plant!
It's so simple to use and works perfectly. Just place any tomato plant in the planter, add your favorite potting soil, hang it up and water.
The sun warms the plant like a greenhouse, the root system explodes and thrives inside the planter. Plus, hanging in the air helps reduce ground fungus, harmful bacteria, cutworm damage, use of pesticides, digging & weeding and backbreaking work.
It was easy to assemble and thanks to our good neighbor J.J. who brought shared some tomato plants with us! We will see how things progress. We'll let you know, so check back for no bull updates on the TT.
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