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Michel gewoon michel
Michel gewoon michel
· 18 Sep 2022
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De kleine moestuin: eigen tomaten en het gebruik ervan

Het is zo simpel. Je loopt een winkel in, koopt een zakje tomaten zaad voor 2 a 3 euro en begint te zaaien.
Maar het kan nog simpeler....
Koop 1 biologische tomaat. Snij deze in plakjes, lekker door de salade of zo.
Het hart , waar de steel zat zeg maar, laat je ertussen uit. Een plak van circa 1 cm vol met zaadjes. Laat deze 1 dag drogen en leg deze in een potje met een mix van aarde en zand of wat stekaarde.
Na 1 of 2 weken staan de eerste plantjes al boven de grond. Dubbel geniet van die ene tomaat dus.
Verstek de plantjes na enige weken en laat ze lekker doorgroeien. Dat kan in een kas , in de keuken , als het maar wat warm en licht is. En dan vanaf medio mei naar buiten.

Ik heb ze in mijn half open kas gezet. En dan rustig laten groeien, regelmatig de dieven uit de oksels halen. Dit zijn jonge scheuten die veel voeding weghalen van de bloeiende planten en dus de aankomende vruchten.

En met een beetje mooi weer groeien de planten als kool.
Deze afgelopen weken heb ik zeker al 5 kilo tomaten geplukt en er hangen nog wel enkele kilo's aan de planten.
En dan is het samen met de zelfgeteelde basilicum en tijm en uien en knoflook, een heerlijke pastasaus maken of een gevulde soep voor een regenachtige dag als vandaag.


  • Comments (34)
Mevrouw Stip...
Great to grow tomatoes like that myself, I once had tomatoes in my garden, accidentally actually by giving the tomato waste to the chickens, a number of tomato plants had started growing. Just spontaneous, wouldn't have done anything for it. I was also able to harvest delicious tomatoes back then.
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Michel gewoon michel
@Mevrouw Stip. yes and as long as the chickens leave your plants alone, you can harvest haha. With mine, 1 had escaped, and ate all the green beans and partly the kale plants. Then wash away for 2 days 🤣
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alexandersolano091
I have managed to harvest some things that I normally use, but I really haven't tried the tomato because we have a lot of maintenance and how it should be done
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Alberto
Growing all our vegetables and other things at home helps us a lot, we can do a lot growing at home.
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Rudy Siedlecki 🌳
And it could be even easier: In my rose garden next to the driveway, a tomato plant came out spontaneously this year. It must have come out of the compost heap. I was able to harvest two kilos of fine tomatoes.
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Dewaputra
Good tip about those tomatoes, that's definitely worth a try. Thank you for sharing this tip! 👍
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Candy
A home-grown tomato tastes 1000x better
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Candy
I haven't grown any vegetables myself for 2 years now. This spring, I'm going to try it again!!
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enigma
Always fun, growing, picking and processing your own fruits ! Am I also a fan of.
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Leo 1
Great idea to grow all this yourself. Especially now that winter is coming and the prices of vegetables will rise horribly due to the high electricity price. Not to mention gas.
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Betania202
I love being able to produce what I consume but I realize that tomato plants are so fragile that they wither all at once
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Mary Ortega
Where I live is a detail that should not be fatal in our homes to harvest
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Michell
I think that harvesting is a way of having a little space to relax your mind and to learn how to save a little by planting our food
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Michel gewoon michel
@Michell true! And the beauty of it I don't use any pesticide so it's much more healthier
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Loes
It's nice to use the seeds of a tomato yourself. I now have 3 tiny apple trees measuring 5.5 cm, just from seeds from an apple. (I need to wash. wait 7 years for the first harvest. Tomatoes go faster. I had a surplus of those tiny candy tomatoes. I made it with the help of a bag of spices.
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Michel gewoon michel
@Eimhier I did apples too. The disadvantage is that these are wildly pollinated and therefore often do not remain breed dairy.after 5 years I had the first apples. max 3 cm in diameter
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Sofiewe
I think it's a great way to save and I think it's also easy to do it and you help yourself a little and I think it details well how to do it
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Little Ekko
Right now we feel the need to learn to learn to grow our food if we can save and have more options to buy
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Sieglett
I think the one you give is a great idea and I love everything that is to plant and if to produce my own food
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Tatti Ps
One day I planted a seed and a big bush grew but it didn't last long I don't know why
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Michel gewoon michel
@Tatti Ps once it's starts to bloom, chop of the topp so it won't grow further. That way the energy goes tot the flowers and tomatoes
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dalinroma2.0
They are a person who thinks that there is nothing better than if you can harvest what you eat is very good
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ellesvandenbroek
Yes, we will also prepare the garden for a piece of vegetable garden! That's great, and I hope we can share it with neighbours! Back to a company that has the products available itself, or at least locally!
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Michel gewoon michel
@ellesvandenbroek precisely! And I now harvest a lot of basil seeds (see my other blog) and share them with family and friends
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