You can make these out of a 2 liter bottle and save yourself $10.

Or you can know that we have been around for many years and know that nothing about us is "fraud". Just give us a call if you have any concerns.

They maybe bad at shipping and being quick but they are NOT SCAMMERS!!! I have bought many things from them with very little problems

I don't know anything about this seller, but I can say that these upside-down tomato planters SUCK.

1) You have to start with a rather small plant or else you'll surely snap it while trying to maneuver it into the planter
2) The container casts a shadow making it difficult for the poor tiny leaves to get enough sunlight.
3) good luck figuring out how to hang it with a few pounds of dirt and a delicate plant inside it. You'd better have a friend to help you.

I guess I'm alone here, but I have one and it works just fine, just make sure you hang it in direct sunlight, and water it every day, tomatoes need that. As for needing to people to hang it up, As long as you set the hook in well and have a ladder, it isn't a problem. If you think it is going to be too heavy, only put a little bit of dirt in first, then put the rest in after you hang it. Fill it most of the way to the top so that the roots have lots of room to grow, and if you can't remember to water it all the time, you can hide a small or medium an aqua globe in these things without too much trouble. Happy Wooting!

Please excuse the run-ons, I'm sick today =(

@boehmap: Yikes!! Thanks for the eyeopening info ,definately will avoid this company.

@tmdowling: The folks I know who have tried them have had tomato plants grow, but the flowers don't make tomatoes. I suspect its a pollenation thing, not many people growing food here in the desert so it's a long way between tomato plants. Plus you have to hang them in the shade, nothing soft grows in our sun. I've thought it might be interesting to dangle a few homemade ones from my big mulberry's branches, they could be kind of ornamental if I wanted to glue some pretty rocks or mosaic tiles to the sides. But that committment to daily watering is a hassle. I'll have to think on it some more.

I buy before from this company. Missing product, very, very Slow shipping and nonexistent customer service. I open three complains "tickets" in their website and I was totally ignored. Please don't compare this people to woot.com, it is insulting. Save your money, they are scammers.

Based on one seasons' attempt:

1) You will need to water these daily

2) Do not attempt to grow anything other than the "cherry" varieties - tomatoes (well, plants in general) do NOT like to grow upside-down - period. The plant will constantly attempt to grow upright, and larger fruits will break the stems. They will continue to grow, but the plant will endure additional stress because of this

3) Yields will never near that of those in pots or in the ground. Like half if you're lucky. Even with fertilizers.

Note - I also tried blue lack green beans this way - and got like 4 beans a plant.

Finally, I have purchased from IHTHT numerous times and have never had a single problem.