to grow tomatoes upside down its better to use 5 gallon buckets. You cut a small hole in the bottom and place a sheet of newspaper or a coffee filter over it. Fill the bucket with a good potting soil, shaking occasionally so the soil will settle. lay another sheet of newspaper or coffee filter on top of the soil. cut another small hole in the bucket lid. Put the lid on and turn the bucket over. cut a small hole in newspaper or coffee filter so you can plant the tomatoe. I plant them when they are pretty small as its easier to get them in. Water daily until it get a nice size then flip the bucket over and hang it up. Preferable to a heavy clothline pole or something strong enough to hold it. You can remove the lid and plant something in the top or you can leave the lid on. Water well until the water starts running out the bottom. No staking is needed and tomatoes never lay on the ground. I am doing this method this year. I'm doing two different buckets, hanging them on the old kind of clothline pole that's like a large T. I put chicken wire loosely up the main pole and am growing cucumbers up the pole. So far everything is doing good. Happy Gardening, Gemfire

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Here is a link to a discussion about them over on the Growing Tomatoes forum here. http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/2170728/variety-selection-caruso-heatwave-etc?n=7 There are other discussions about them the search pulls up if interested. Dave

Your tomato plants look great. I’ve been growing tomatoes in containers for more than 20 years. For several years in the beginning I did like you and grew two plants in each pot because I only had a few pots and I was worried one of the plants would not produce or would outright die. I didnt get a lit of tomatoes that way and i had a lot of disease due to overcrowding. I gradually listened to advice from more experienced gardeners and now grow my tomatoes in 20 and 25 gallon grow bags, one to a pot. The plants are much healthier and much more productive. YMMV. The one thing that concerns me is the kind of fertilizer you are using (seems much too high in K) and how often you fertilize. I wouldn’t fertilize any more often than once every two weeks. And I would advise you to find something like the fertilizers on this list and follow the package directions. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/best-fertilizer-for-tomatoes/