PICS VIII: 10% LARGER THAN PICS VII

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

WELCOME, MORTALS, TO MY TOMATO PATIO!

I can think of about 50 advantages (resources, ease of harvest, shade gained instead of plants stepped on, etc) of doing it that way, and only two real disadvantages (blight and wind).

Yeah, it's actually totally brilliant. And probably has the yield of about 6 conventionally grown tomato plants.

Looks like way more than that, though I am hardly an expert.

Depends on how you grow them, I expect, and what part of the country you're growing them in. That is a spectacularly large plant.

[Doktor Howl]

WELCOME, MORTALS, TO MY TOMATO PATIO!

I can think of about 50 advantages (resources, ease of harvest, shade gained instead of plants stepped on, etc) of doing it that way, and only two real disadvantages (blight and wind).

Yeah, it's actually totally brilliant. And probably has the yield of about 6 conventionally grown tomato plants.

Looks like way more than that, though I am hardly an expert.

Depends on how you grow them, I expect, and what part of the country you're growing them in. That is a spectacularly large plant.

Neat thing is, it protects the base of the plant from direct sunlight.  Put a bunch of these together, and you could grow tomatoes on a large scale in Arizona.

[Doktor Howl]

D'aww.

[Eater of Clowns]

D'aww.

:3

What the fuck

TOMATOBONER.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

WELCOME, MORTALS, TO MY TOMATO PATIO!

I can think of about 50 advantages (resources, ease of harvest, shade gained instead of plants stepped on, etc) of doing it that way, and only two real disadvantages (blight and wind).

Yeah, it's actually totally brilliant. And probably has the yield of about 6 conventionally grown tomato plants.

Looks like way more than that, though I am hardly an expert.

Depends on how you grow them, I expect, and what part of the country you're growing them in. That is a spectacularly large plant.

Neat thing is, it protects the base of the plant from direct sunlight.  Put a bunch of these together, and you could grow tomatoes on a large scale in Arizona.

That would be AWESOME.

[Trivial]

Is that the one in epcot?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Is that the one in epcot?

I have no idea. Epcot has a tomato tree? Why? 

[Junkenstein]

Epcot had (has?) a farily large section devoted to sustainable food, hydroponics etc. Attached Restaurant apparently serves only food grown on premises.

It was actually the best thing about the whole Disney experience when I was a child.

No idea about now though.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Epcot had (has?) a farily large section devoted to sustainable food, hydroponics etc. Attached Restaurant apparently serves only food grown on premises.

It was actually the best thing about the whole Disney experience when I was a child.

No idea about now though.

That's neat! I looked it up and found this:

http://thephotogardenbee.com/2010/01/03/disneys-epcot-greenhouses-are-amazing-part-i-the-land/

COOOOOOOL!!!

[Rococo Modem Basilisk]

[Doktor Howl]

Okay, we're back to Enki pics.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

BUT I JUST NOW FOUND THE TOMATO TREE!!!!! 

[Telarus]

Wow, that tomato tree is epic.

[Doktor Howl]

[Freeky]

   What.