Gardening Experiment Reveals Surprising Results for Tomato Growth

A recent online video showcases a unique gardening experiment testing the effectiveness of placing eggs in tomato plant holes. The video's creator, a home gardener, set up a raised garden bed with two distinct sections: one where tomato plants were cultivated with an egg placed in their planting holes, and another where no eggs were used. The gardener noted a visible difference between the two sections, suggesting the egg method yielded positive results. While acknowledging she is "not entirely sure the science behind why this works," she asserted that "it definitely does" work. She also highlighted that many viewers in the comments section of her previous video corroborated the method's success, with some even reporting similar results using sardines. This experiment offers an interesting insight into unconventional gardening practices.

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