Propagation: Upside down tomatoes, 1 by MidnightCloner

MidnightCloner wrote:
I would germinate the seeds and grow them till they are about 8-10 inches before putting them in the "upside down" container. I did mine sideways hanging off of a flowerbox. They did get a little heavy and sag, but I tied them to their own pot with some cloth and fishing line. This method can be done with large variety tomatoes. Some of the stems are over one inch thick. The plants in these pictures are Burpee's super beefsteak.