Standard tomatoes need 18‑24″ of root depth. In 10″ boxes, either:
Equal parts: high‑quality potting mix, compost, and perlite/pumice. Add 1 cup slow‑release tomato fertilizer per 10‑gal volume.
Mulch 2″ with straw. Water daily in heat; never let soil dry completely. Feed with liquid tomato fertilizer weekly after fruit set.
With patio varieties and excellent drainage, shallow boxes can produce a decent crop.
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