Use containers at least 24 inches wide (half whiskey barrels work well) to moderate soil temperature and conserve moisture. One or two tomatoes or six peppers per barrel. Mix: quality potting soil with compost. Dwarf varieties like 'Red Robin', 'Florida Petite', 'Micro-Tom' thrive in pots and yield abundant small fruit.
Large containers prevent daily watering and heat stress.
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