Am I imagining this? Many years ago I think I read somewhere that the sideshoots taken from corden tomatoes could be soaked in water and made a good fertilizer to feed back to the plants

Anyone know anything about this?

All the best
Sue

darkbrowneggs wrote:
Am I imagining this? Many years ago I think I read somewhere that the
sideshoots taken from corden tomatoes could be soaked in water and
made a good fertilizer to feed back to the plants

Anyone know anything about this?

All the best
Sue

Any cuttings off your plants (not diseased) can be recylcled into compost.
I know of no reason why tomatoes or a special kind of tomato would be any
better than anything else. Typically fleshy shoots from annuals would not
contain great concentrations of nutrients, they are mainly cellulose and
water.

David

"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message
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darkbrowneggs wrote:
Am I imagining this? Many years ago I think I read somewhere that the
sideshoots taken from corden tomatoes could be soaked in water and
made a good fertilizer to feed back to the plants

Anyone know anything about this?

All the best
Sue

Any cuttings off your plants (not diseased) can be recylcled into compost.
I know of no reason why tomatoes or a special kind of tomato would be any
better than anything else. Typically fleshy shoots from annuals would not
contain great concentrations of nutrients, they are mainly cellulose and
water.

David

It's much better to root them for late tomato production.