Does anyone know how to grow a tomato plant upside down using a 5 gallon bucket?

Answer 1

Cut an 1 1/2"-2" hole in the bottom center of a clean 5 gal. bucket. Line the inside with landscape cloth to prevent soil loss. Cut an "X" in the cloth over the hole large enuf to insert your plant, but small enuf to prevent the root ball from passing thru. Fill ~2/3 with potting soil, water, hang & your set!

Answer 2

I drill a 1" hole in the bottom of the bucket and then cut an "X" accross the hole. This allows the rootball to go through the hole and the "flaps" from the X hold it in. Then fill halfway with potting soil and hang.

Answer 3

cut a small hole in the bottom of the bucket. a small hole about 3 in wide. then fill the bucket with soil, and hang it where you want it to be, then poke a hole in the soil in the bottom of bucket and plant the plant in it! good luck

Answer 4

You can grow anything upside down as long as it weighs less than 30 pounds. More than that it will fall out of the bag. Use only one season, they aren't strong enough to use twice.