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    Home » Garden » Growing Vegetables

    Free Tomato Plants from Cuttings

    June 24, 2019 by Tamara Leave a Comment

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    a mason jar with water and rooted tomato cuttings with text overlay Learn how to get free tomato plants - cloning them is easy!

    Do you love tomatoes? Would you like to double or triple how many tomato plants you are growing for FREE? Today, I will be sharing tips on how to get free tomato plants from pruning the suckers,  and cloning them!

    Growing More Tomato Plants, FREE from Cuttings!

    tomato seedlings growing under lights

    Are you a tomato lover like me? I LOVE me some home grown tomatoes! I can never get enough!

    Every year I grow my tomatoes from seed, and have a lot of great tips on growing tomatoes here on the blog.

    Be sure to keep reading, to learn how to get yourself some FREE tomato plants!

    Other articles you may be interested in:
    The Secret to Easy Gardening, No Weeding with Mulch!
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    My Other Articles on Growing Tomatoes:

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    Just a small sampling of some of heirloom tomatoes I grew last year.

    How to Plant Tomato Seed.

    Harden Off Your Seedlings!

    How to Transplant Tomato Seedlings

    DIY Tomato Support System

    How and Why You should Prune Tomato Plants

    The Benefits of Freezing Your Tomato Harvest

    Tips on How to Save Your Own Tomato Seed

    And lastly, see How I Make Money Selling Tomato and Pepper Plants

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    A shirtful of cherry tomatoes! Don't limit yourself to just one variety!

    I hope this was helpful! Please let me know if you have any other questions on growing tomatoes!

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    My Featured Post This Week on the Farm Fresh Tuesday Blog Hop is:

    Free Tomato Plants

    This week I chose to feature on this weeks Blog Hop, a post from Kathi at Oak Hill Homestead on The Best Way to Root Tomato Cuttings

    tomato plant sucker

    Her post guides you through a step by step tutorial, on the proper way to root the cuttings from your tomato plants when you prune them. And walla! You will have free tomato plants in the end! How awesome is that?

    It is not too late to do it either! So go outside right now, and inspect your tomato plants and I am sure you will find some large suckers that you can remove and root them today!


     

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