Upside down grow?

[Dizzy1]

I was reading the other day and came across someone who was growing tomatoes upside down. Of course the first thing that came to mind was if this would work for Herb and how it would turn out.

Anyone here try it or anyone heard of it?

I'd think there would be some good benefits.

Dizzy1 Reviewed by Dizzy1 on 04-23-2007. Upside down grow? I was reading the other day and came across someone who was growing tomatoes upside down. Of course the first thing that came to mind was if this would work for Herb and how it would turn out. Anyone here try it or anyone heard of it? I'd think there would be some good benefits. Rating: 5

[dboy]

have not done it myself but as I recall this was discussed here a few years ago. Might try searching for it. Upside down gardening is fairly popular with tomatoes, so google search would probably turn up some stuff as well.

Dboy

[TokinSurfer]

i can understand why with tomatoes becuase they need to be staked becuase they get wayed down veryyyy easily, it would only be benificial with mull if it was a massive plant that couldnt hold itself..

[Dizzy1]

I found some posts on the subject after some decent digging.
I might try something like that after I pop my grow cherry.