How to grow "sliced" tomatoes, yielding a whole tomato garden

How to grow "sliced" tomatoes, yielding a whole tomato garden
Surprisingly, without having to bother sowing seeds or buying seedlings, you can still grow a whole tomato garden thanks to this "easier than candy" method.
Whether your garden is small or large, terrace garden or ground garden, you should definitely plant a few tomato plants to have clean fruit to eat all the time. In addition to the traditional method of growing from seedlings or sowing seeds, there is also a much faster and simpler way of growing that you should refer to.
The supplies you need are simply 1-2 ripe, rotten tomatoes, nutrient-rich loose soil and a plastic pot or bucket with drainage holes in the bottom.
For details on how to plant, please refer to the video with Home & Garden.