Tomato production comparison with True Aeroponics vs starting with tomtato seeds


Starting tomatoes from seeds vs using Aeroponics to propagate cuttings

Starting tomatoes from seeds	Tomato cuttings propagated with Site Index

Seedlings shown above are 28 days old. They will be placed into bags and must grow another 37 days before the first blooms appear. Click on the picture for a larger view.	Cuttings with blooms and fruits (shown above) are rooted in 5 days in the Aeroponic chamber. On the fifth day they are place in the bags. Click on the picture for a larger view.

Seedlings shown above are now 45 days old. No blooms or fruit have appeared yet.	The Aeroponicly propagated cuttings are now 30 days old and the fruits are starting to ripen!


This grower is harvesting (after 45 days) his Aeroponicly started crop (right). While the seedling crop has just begun to set their first fruits (left).	The harvest (after 45 days) for Aeroponicly started a tomato plant equals or exceeds that of those started by seedlings and they are brought to market even faster!