Transplanting Tomatoes
When transplanting tomatoes into dirt, you can bury them deep. Tomatoes will root anywhere along the stem that they come into contact with moist soil. When transplanting from the AeroGarden or from pots, you can trim the lowest leaves from a tomato and bury it deep, with just top leaves above ground. While your tomato just got shorter, it will grow back quickly and develop a more robust root system as a result.
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