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I thought they’d be bigger. 🤔

Try making strawberry fig jam. All you do is add strawberry jello to the fig jam

yeah ok have they heard of purple cherokee tomatoes

Love letting herbs go to flower. I actually have bee balm, yarrow, and sea holly, and the pollinators are loving the perennials. I am playing companion planting so far, working out great with combined annual cut flowers and perennials. 1st time ever no flea beatles on my eggplants. Tomatoes TBD up north so nothing outside cherry until mid August

Great update. Although i did purchase the GLOW Petunia, that was GMO. Would i again... of course. They are stunning at night. Maybe next year, Travis? Enjoying every glowing moment! 😉

Where do you get colchicine? Interested in trying next year.

Thanks for the demo

Now, this would have gone viral if, after biting into the tomato, his head started turning into a salmon.

That is so gross, and so potentially harmful! 🤢🤮

when thinning them out, you can pull up a little seeding, doing it carefully so you'll get all/most of the roots with it, and then replant the little seedling, leaving room around it.

So conclusion is Trav going plant them next year, im guessing not.

Thanks Trav

I am in florida, and my property is full of pine and sugar sand. In large areas i didnt mow for 2 summers was thick with woven like pine needles there. I raked them back and straight sugar sand inder there. No sign of grass. No fire ants either. Im going to start using it as mulch ftom now on.

got to be honest i stopped looking at the tomato and started taking bets if that bead of sweat on your chin would fall

The old Cherokee purple, I bet those gmo aren't better. The German Green, Brandywine, both pink and red. The Krim.There's a lot of amazingly good heirloom tomatoes, this looks Ike reinventing the wheel.

Ethan Chlebowski did a video on Onions and he said that they're biennials. They produce a small bulb the first year and then the larger bulb the next year. I personally have no experience with them. Just figured I'd share that tidbit. I've wondered about how they spread. Maybe you should do a follow-up video in a few years.

A thousand delicious heirloom varieties exist. A solution in search of a problem.

Shoot, dat feller straight up sigogglin', he'd have a heart attack hearin' how the lot of us West Virginians talk. Lmao What a sad little life form to be so bothered by how different people in different regions of this country talk. The guy needs to yeet himself into the next dimension. Carry on as you have been, Travis!!!

As in genetically modified tomatoes?

Is that the purple Cherokee?

ALL RIGHT, Bring It On Boss! I want to learn how to grow onions from seed !

That one wasn't ripe. Wait until they look like muscadines.

I am on Gen 2 of the Turkey Creek variety. Only have two plants this year thanks to an overzealous dose of chicken litter compost. But...they are doing great and tomatoes are trying to start getting a little color to them.

So that's what was growing in our yard. I don't know where the seeds came from, but the tomatoes looked just like that.

Just had my first one yesterday. Not bad, not great but also not to acidic. I'm saving seeds to regrow for next year.

I have to disagree. I have been eating those purple tomatoes since May. They are fantastic. Not runny, uniquely sweet, very productive. Last two weeks because of so much rain, some of them crack. But I got so many of the fruits. They are still fruiting. They should be darker than what you re showing. Definitely worth it.

My friend told me that he knows a guy who heard it from another guy that a newspaper posted an article by this guy who actually spent time with another guy who had seen a picture from another guy of a person actually seeing a horseshoe crab literly eating an alligator as mentioned in a police report from a previous guy who had been apprehended after a 2 hour police chase after the driver apparently hit a unicorn while riding his unregistered ferret. So, electroculture really is very likely.

So, not worth the price of the seeds?

thanks a bunch. i'm thinking seriously about trying a few fall tomatoes. never attempted that before be fun to try

I saved seeds from the turkey creek that I bought from you, but I ferment my seeds works for me

Yes. Please do fall tomatoes. I already have some of my starts ready to go into the ground here in central Florida 9b. I keep them until disease and or a frost kills them.

Travis, I have a tomato from my area in Southern Tenn, 7B(8A some years) I would like to send u seeds for you to try in your garden. Big Pink fruits(had a couple 2lbfruits this year), Menonite strand. How do I go about sending them to you?

I would love some fall tomatoes vlog 😊

Love to see you try fall tomatoes! As always thanks for all the good info!

By all means, do the fall tomatoes! I live on the Gulf coast. My tomato season is over basically by the end of June. Blooms will not set because of heat. Would love to see your progress with a fall crop.

Good to see you have a long sleeve shirt and large hat for sun protection. A little sunscreen on the back of your hands is recommended! You will be glad you took these precautions as you get older - I speak from my own experience. I try to keep my dermatologist's pocket knife in his pocket! Great video! Take care and be safe....

I’m in Quitman, Ga. I noticed the same thing with my peppers. Lots of rain followed by drought.

I've been saving seeds since the late 1960s. I always did exactly what you did there. No matter the type of seeds, I just rinse and dry on a paper plate. 🤷‍♀️ The first time I saw someone on the internet say "you need to ferment the pulp for tomato seeds" I was like, what? 🤨 evidently I've been doing it wrong for decades (so did my parents and grandparents 😆)

About 45 min south east of Thibodaux Louisiana.... lived a man named Doc Milsouth and his pretty wife Hanna. ruclips.net/video/PbXFHSa4YmQ/видео.html

I bought an heirloom Mr stripey tomato from ingles last week to try to get a few fruit before it gets cold because the tomato sandwich I made with another was so good. I even contacted the farm on facebook to confirm they weren’t hybrids so I didn’t waste my time growing them lol

Please try fall tomatoes.

oregano flowers are crazy good for pollinators!

I love em !!! Do you soak your peanuts before planting ?

The secret is that good old "South GA Well Water"..... Almost as special as the Dawg's Bucket for plant success!!!!

Do it! do it! do it! do it!

I squeeze all the guts of my tomatoes into a small mason jar, add some water, maybe half as much water as tomato goop, put a piece of plastic wrap on top and in 3 days or so it’ll be covered with mold at the top, swirl it around to get the seeds to separate from the goo and let it sit another day. The seeds will finish separating from the goop and settle into the water on the bottom. I then slowly fill the jar with water and pour off the goop and any floating seeds, once the water is clear dump in a strainer and proceed to the paper plate. These seeds are now fermented and the gel is gone. They will dry fuzzy just like you buy from the store and germinate fantastic for you for years if stored properly. The main drawback to other methods is the gel can inhibit germination and lessen the viability of the seed over time. If you’re doing it with each variety every year or 2 fermentation isn’t necessary.

i let them soak in water for a few days and then strain them off, any seeds that float are no good. but i pretty much do it the same as you do. Just so happens i saved seeds today from the infamous purple Tomato...few thoughts on the whole thing... of the pack of 10 seeds, which was actually about 20, they started out great, far outpacing the growth of all my other tomato starts. after potting them out, they did ok for a while then i lost a few, then a few more, i only planted ten of the seeds, so i planted the rest, same thing, started fine, then the big die off. in short i ended up with about 3 or four plants worth planting, kinda sorry looking i planted two on the deck in pots, one in the garden, i actually made a few more from suckers, which believe it or not, turned into better plants then from seeds, their in the green house. anyways, the two on the deck are doing well although the fruit is only slightly bigger than your standard cherry tomato, i was expecting golf ball size fruit. but, they are def purple inside. i saved seed from a small handful of them today. i save the dry seeds in bottles i save from protein drinks we get, started that last year, works great. Anyways, great vid, keep up the great work.

What happened to the gmo purple tomatoes?

Yes, do fall tomato’s!

Yes T man Fall maters please!