i grow all my plants from fresh seed and had a good choice. Gardeners Delight, Marmonde, plumb, cherry and Moneymaker. All looked good. After following all theses instructions they have all catastrophically failed. And the others have done very well. So I can only come to the conclusion there is a fault with the compost in the planters as has happened in the past. 2011 and 2016-17. Gro-bags: Use 4.5 litres per bag. Outdoors, feed once a week. In greenhouses, increase to twice a week when second truss has set. This deeper fill peat free tomato planter will allow for more roots, meaning more delicious tomatoes. Plus if you use the Big Tom planter with our Big Tom Super Tomato Feed you will get even more bigger, tastier tomatoes.

Before you start, give your planter a good shake to allow the compacted compost to break down and water to spread more evenly. Simply cut along the guide lines of the sections you wish to plant in, allowing the most space possible between sections. Once planted water when necessary using about 6 litres to keep the planter moist. Water regularly and avoid piercing the base of the planter. All prices shown below are per parcel with a maximum weight of 30 kg per parcel. Items over 30 kg are split into multiple boxes and charged per box. How to use.: Before opening, shake the planter to loosen the compost and ensure an even depth, choose a suitable spot with plenty of light. Big Tom Tomato Planter is ideal for greenhouses, patios, conservatories and even roof tops. Cut around the dotted lines on the front of the planter to make three holes, make a hole in the compost sufficient for the root ball of the plant and firm in the compost around the plant and then water well. Most summer veg will be in the bags for several weeks, so you’ll need to feed them. Add controlled-release feed before you plant by mixing it into the compost where you have cut holes, or add a liquid feed twice a week once the first fruits have formed. Follow the dosage and frequency advice on the bottle. yes I do understand that we can’t keep on stripping the planet of peat which was the perfect medium, but to blame the customer for their failure is awful.Growing Bags are a great way of growing greenhouse and salad crops, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and aubergines. They?re low cost, simple to use and can be used anywhere from the greenhouse to the patio.

Outdoors: Start feeding when second truss has set. In soil, feed every 7-14 days and use 4.5 litres for two plants.Future Garden are not liable for any additional fees that may be incurred. Any unexpected costs must be paid by you (the customer). After planting, water in using about 6 litres (approx. 1.5 gallon) and then water as necessary to keep the bag moist. Large items are sent via a standard 48L (48 hour large) service. Large items take from 2 working days to arrive.

Store out of direct sunlight, in a cool dry place between 5°C and 35°C out of the reach of children. Using these top quality tomato planter bags provide results that speak for themselves. They offer greater depth for improved root development to help produce large yields. Use in a well-ventilated place and avoid breathing in dust. Always wear gloves when gardening and then wash your hands after use. If they monitor where the materials they use come from making sure there is no poisonous material in their compost.Cut along the dotted lines of the panels you want to use if you are only planting two plants, use the end panels. Can also be used with crops such as aubergines and sweet peppers for maximum growth and flavour. How to use Water regularly so the bag doesn’t dry out. In hot weather, this may need to be up to three times a day. We link each grow bag to an automatic watering system, so all the bags receive the same amount of water, and we feed those that require it with a liquid fertiliser. Some of our bags already contain enough fertiliser to last through our trial. Sow your seeds in pots around March time; keep them inside on a sunny windowsill until they are large enough (around 15cm) to plant in your bag and the last frost has passed.