How Do You Make A Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter?
Topsy Turvy Tomato Planters allow anyone with a green thumb to grow tomato plants, even if they don’t have garden space. The planter can be placed on small patios and balconies for fresh tomatoes all summer long. The tomato plants also tend to grow faster and bigger, as the planter uses gravity to force more water and nutrients down into the plant. In a few easy steps and with some basic do-it-yourself know how, you can build your own planter for a fraction of the cost of the commercial version. Take the five-gallon bucket and place it bottom-side up on a level surface. Attach the 1-5/8 inch hole saw to the drill. Find the center point of the bucket and drill out the hole for the tomato plant. The hole should be about 2 inches in diameter. Remove the hole saw from the drill and attach the 3/8 inch drill bit. Drill five small holes around the perimeter of the bucket. These holes will serve as additional drainage. Locate the spot where you want to hang the planter. A wood post or off of
