Grafting Tomato for the Rich!

vodreaux · May 25, 2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...w&noredirect=1

I wonder how much does the Machine cost!

ginger2778 · May 26, 2013

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Originally Posted by vodreaux

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...w&noredirect=1

I wonder how much does the Machine cost!

That was totally fascinating. Looks easy doesn't it?
Marsha

vodreaux · May 26, 2013

Hopefully, grafting tomato is becoming mainstream. Prices of the tomato will drop next few years.

Might 'Mato and other are expensive for now.

Hope Bonnie Tomatoes produce them next year. Bonnie are sold in Walmart, Home Depot and Lowes.

tlintx · May 26, 2013

I think the benefits will have to be demonstrated pretty thoroughly to justify the extra expense in most people's minds.

vodreaux · June 2, 2013

Grafted Tomato and Peppers has been around years by the serious gardeners. Only last year 2012, some grower started to commercialize them.

In 2013, the media started to embrace them with Articles in USA today, Los Angeles Times and many other.

Like anything, hope to become mainstream to drop the prices from $15.99 at your local Armstrong to under $10.00 or closer to double regular price.

It like the Topsy Tomato, I remember retailers started around $25.00. Now, I seen them as low as $7.99. I think Topsy Tomato is hype up overprice tomato planting which the box and container cost more than seed and soil.

May 25, 2013	#1
vodreaux Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 62	Grafting Tomato for the Rich! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...w&noredirect=1 I wonder how much does the Machine cost!

May 26, 2013	#3
vodreaux Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 62	Hopefully, grafting tomato is becoming mainstream. Prices of the tomato will drop next few years. Might 'Mato and other are expensive for now. Hope Bonnie Tomatoes produce them next year. Bonnie are sold in Walmart, Home Depot and Lowes.

May 26, 2013	#4
tlintx Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: SeTx Posts: 881	I think the benefits will have to be demonstrated pretty thoroughly to justify the extra expense in most people's minds.

June 2, 2013	#5
vodreaux Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 62	Grafted Tomato and Peppers has been around years by the serious gardeners. Only last year 2012, some grower started to commercialize them. In 2013, the media started to embrace them with Articles in USA today, Los Angeles Times and many other. Like anything, hope to become mainstream to drop the prices from $15.99 at your local Armstrong to under $10.00 or closer to double regular price. It like the Topsy Tomato, I remember retailers started around $25.00. Now, I seen them as low as $7.99. I think Topsy Tomato is hype up overprice tomato planting which the box and container cost more than seed and soil.