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slugworth · March 14, 2020

you can also try the serpentine method; below ground, above ground,below ground for the entire length of the plant.Added root and added sun exposure.Like letting the plants sprawl instead of staking,but the additional roots are buried.

March 14, 2020	#22
slugworth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: connecticut,usa Posts: 1,150	you can also try the serpentine method; below ground, above ground,below ground for the entire length of the plant.Added root and added sun exposure.Like letting the plants sprawl instead of staking,but the additional roots are buried.