To try and avoid blight, which can affect tomato plants later in the growing season, I grow cherry tomato plants ('Gardener's Delight'), which ripen more quickly, giving an early crop. The pots that I use are probably a bit on the small side, I use these on purpose, I can grow more plants in the greenhouse, maximising the crop in the space I've got available.
I said in the video that the 5L Hadopots are 40-50 pence each, they aren't, they were actually £9.40 for 50 which is 18.8 pence each!. For comparison, the rigid plastic pots were £15 for 10 which is £1.50 each.
My earlier YouTube video of me taking cuttings of side shoots: https://youtu.be/L56Tki2jEcw
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