What’s the Best Pot Size for Growing Watermelons and Cherry Tomatoes?

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Asked By SunnyGarden23 On

Hey folks! It's my first year trying out a vegetable garden, and I'm curious about what pot sizes would be best for growing some watermelon (specifically Sugar Baby) and indeterminate cherry tomatoes. If you have any tips or recommendations, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks in advance!

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Answered By PlantWhisperer91 On

Two watermelon plants could comfortably fit in a 20-gallon grow bag. It's crucial to give them room to spread out. I’ve actually tried using different sizes and found that the bigger, the better for melons. Just make sure they get enough sunlight and water—these guys love it!

Answered By GreenThumb88 On

For your watermelons, I recommend using at least a 20-gallon grow bag. That should give them enough space to spread out and thrive. As for the tomatoes, you can usually get away with 5 to 10 gallons per plant, but if they’re indeterminate, a bigger pot is better for support and root growth!

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