Here’s another idea for container growing your tomatoes. The Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter is a very popular planter these days. It’s a simple planter that hangs a single tomato plant upside down in a container. It’s quite effective, and many people consider it to be the ultimate way to grow tomatoes, especially in a balcony or patio. But it does only handle one plant, and it needs somplace to hang. If you are looking for a way to grow even more tomato plants, or don’t have a place to hang a planter, the same folks that invented the Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter have come up with another way to plant your tomatoes.
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We’ve reviewed tomato planters for hanging upside down tomatoes. But those hanging planters tend to take up a lot of space, especially vertically. If you don’t have that kind of room or that’s too much to climb around here is an idea for small patio or balcony hanging planter.
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You’ve seen the Topsy Turvey Upside Down Tomato Planter and wondered if it works. Can you really grow tomatoes this way? We take a look at this planter to see what are its advantages.

There is actually more than one type of these planters available. There is the Topsy Turvey planter, which is really for just one plant. It is the simplest and least expensive of the upside down planters.
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Here’s a quick video from Osmocote featuring Jennifer Bartley. She discusses the overall care of tomato plants including the proper planting, pruning, and fertilization of tomato plants.

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You may have seen the ads for the Upside Down Tomato Planter and wondered what the deal was. Is this a real way to grow tomatoes? We thought we would take a look at this product to see if it was worth the investment. How does it differ from a regular hanging tomato planter?
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Here’s a quick video that shows what a tomato horn worm looks like, and how to identfiy one. Also a little on how it’s controlled and it’s life cycle.

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The biggest advantage to growing tomatoes in containers is that you can grow them just about anywhere they will get at least 8 hours of sun. You can move them if needed (say an unexpected frost). The biggest problems with container gardening are usually related to watering since they can dry out fairly quickly, so attention to watering or some type of irrigation can be needed. (Try one of the water holding gels or hydrogels if you think this will be a problem.).
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