All A Plant Needs Is A Little Love

We bought a tomato seedling from our local garden store.  It was on the sale rack because it wasn't looking so good.  In fact the plant look so bad the cashier was going to find out if we could have it for free.  But couldn't take it for free, because we knew the plant would be just fine come morning once I transplanted it, and the Plant Hydrator used. The tomato plant was purchased for the discount price on the rack.

The tomato plant the next day after using The Plant Hydrator.  Also when transplanting, No need to harden a plant.  I will place the plant in the spot It will remain, full sun, and wind.

August 19

September 11

Took this picture before the hurricane.  Remember, I am only adding water to the reservoir, tied it to the lattice.  Only 6 hrs. of direct sun light.  This summer has been very windy, cold, humid, and very overcasted.   Very bad conditions for growing tomatoes, but, with the Plant Hydrator, still very possible. 

September 19

Well as it turned out, I became so busy I could not keep up with the progress.  How ever I did harvest bell peppers, tomatos, and eggplants before the Big Boy tomato took over the entire green house.  By the way the greenhouse was built is for growing cucumbers.  The cabbage worm will wipe out the entire vine when it begins to fruit.  All I did was refill the reservoir.

I will attempt to show the other photo's of the eggplant.  I had to pull it out from under all that tomato plant, and reestablish it on my deck.  But it is doing great and still producing.