We will show a simple trick and how easy it is to grow fast big tomato plants, while your competition might still be handling the basics. Read the instructions carefully and you too could achieve the same result. Here is the materials you will need in this useful DIY project:
• empty garbage can;
• drill;
• tomatoes;
• compost;
• water;
• stakes;
• Wire netting;
Drill holes in the bottom rim of the garbage can and burry it up to the top of the holes made before. See more details in the link below..
This is stupid. No link. Scam!!
what you mean? Diana ?
That’s the thing about the internet. You have to actually know how to use it.
You didn’t click on the link that said “Hometalk – Tomatoes and their need for water,” you clicked on the BIG link to an ad.
Bigger is not always better.
Try this… hometalk.com/446407/tomatoes-and-their-need-for-water
This is a scam. No link
where is scam ?
Designer.
Make links on your website more visible so people now it’s a clickable thing.
NOT A SCAM! I have this bucket method in my tomato garden for 2 years …It works great
Diana, click on the fine print that says, “Hometalk, Tomatoes and Their Need for Water” . That will take you to the article.
da kommt nur eine leere seite
there is only a withe side
I don’t even see fine print you’re talking about.
its not a scam, I think she clicked on the advert instead of the link just above it.
The link could use some formatting… maybe bold it and underline it?
They do that on purpose so you go to the advertisement. That’s where they make their money. 🙁
Yeah. She gots fat fingers.
Two browsers I used give no indication that the text sentence ” Hometalk – Tomatoes And Their Need For Water” is a hypertext link unless you happen to roll over it. However, there are 21 icons or indicated hypertext links below where you say “See more details in the link below.” It is very easy to see how someone would have a hard time finding which of the links to follow.
Perhaps a more obvious link would help.