Reddit question about: Ripening Green Tomatoes In Doors. Part 3

Hi,

I've been asked the following question on reddit about:

 Ripening Green Tomatoes In Doors. Part 3

 and as the answer is applicable across social media I've duplicated it here:

Would any closed/semi closed container work or does cardboard box have some magic in it?

And this is my answer:

Hi thanks for the question.  Plastic boxes tend to sweat inside and it all goes mouldy, thin paper boxes go soggy if any over ripen, so this sturdy thick box seems to work best.  This is its second or possibly its third year.  I hope this helps.

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Ripening Green Tomatoes In Doors. Part 3

I can't believe how many tomatoes are still growing on the plants I planted, and on the wild ones, but with the help of my tomato tip (link at the end of the video) they are ripening well and are delicious. #fixed1tgardening

Ripening Green Tomatoes In Doors. Part 2

In my last video I showed you how I ripen Green End Of Season Home Grown Tomatoes in doors.

Here is the link if you haven't seen it:

How To Ripen Green Tomatoes To Eat And Not Just Compost Them

In this video I show you the results after just 3 days of following the fixed1t How To instructions I gave in Video 1.  If you haven't seen video 1 don't worry a link will appear towards to end of the video. #fixed1tgardening

How To Ripen Green Tomatoes To Eat And Not Just Compost Them

It turns out some people through away tomato plants with green tomatoes still on them as they haven't ripened.  What a waste, they can be ripened indoors.



If you didn't watch the video to the end, you'll have missed the helpful links to the second video in this series below is the link:

Video 2:

Ripening Green Tomatoes In Doors. Part 2

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Feeding My Plants My Nettle Liquid Fertilizer

My beans springing into growth with my home made liquid Nettle feed, its not too late to make some.







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