Free offer for Forum Members

[Murray]

Free offer to Forum Members.
A very useful garden accessory

Tomato Hook can be seen HERE (http://www.aquaponics.net.au/prod81.htm)

If any forum member would like a few, just let us know and we will pop them in the mail.........FOC

Limited offer for forum members......We will give away 100 tomato hooks to members....when they are gone, they are gone..........

Free limit is 5 each member

Click HERE (http://www.aquaponicshq.com/forums/../freeoffer1.html)to order your free Tomato Hooks.

[Aussieponic]

Thanks Murry but I have 10 already from you.

AP

[anniefish]

Hi Murray,
Thank you for this offer, what a great idea.
Cheers, Ann

[fishfood]

Thanks murray you have my order thanks

[nick]

yeah I have put my order in, thanks for the freebies, will hopefully put together a good example of there use in the not to distant future, thanks again

Nick

[DuncanC]

That'd be fantastic Murray. I've filled in the form.

Cheers,

Duncan.

[mudguts]

thanks Murray will keep aneye on the postman. Russ:D

[gavinl]

Thanks heaps Murray...gav

[Martin A1]

Onya Muzza!

[DuncanC]

Got mine yesterday (opened today). ****** brilliant. Thanks again Murray!

[nick]

cheers murray got mine too the other day and put them to use on the very day, cleared out my bed a lot so now have more room for other stuff,
Thanks again, nick

[Martin A1]

My 5 arrived today... thanks Murray!

I get the general idea on how they work but can you post a picture or two of them in use :o

Do you tie the twine to the plant stem to suspend (ie support) it and then wind up the excess slack or re tie them as they grow taller? :o

[Murray]

Loosely tie to the bottom of the tomato bush and wind the string around the bush to the top. as the bush grows let more string off the wire bobbin and wind the ever lengthening tomato bush around the string.
You need an overhead wire or something like that to hang the bobbin on.
You also need to keep the tomato bush tidy by always trimming new laterials off the main stem as it lengthens.
Allow the bush to become vine like and drape the bare stork or stem along the bed below.
It only works well if growing indeterminate tomatoes.
This photo may help.
http://www.autopot.com.au/content/images/Elmac%20LR05.JPG

In this photo they have held the start of the string with a plastic clip. (instead of tying it off) You can see how the string is wound around the plant. It can also be seen how as the plant lengthens it is allowed to snake along and lay down on the row of pots, or in our case on the length of the grow bed.

[Martin A1]

Aaahhhhh... I see!

Thanks Murray!