Bill Elliott
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I planted tomatoes in old mineral buckets. I planted both determinate and indeterminante. I used good topsoil, compost and some sand. I drilled plenty of holes in the bottom and sides of the buckets. All seem to be doing good but look "weak"...leaves curling up. I have experienced blossum end rot...I put some tums in the bucket and got a commercial calcium spray. I was watering twice a day but not sure that's enough. I'm getting good tomatoes but the plants just don't look happy. I don't think I have my watering "protocal" down right....anyone got any ideas? Thanks and cheers, Bill
This is my first attempt at growing tomatoes in containers.
This is my first attempt at growing tomatoes in containers.