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It is actually easy to grow Giant, Monster tomatoes if you have a long enough season. They do take longer to grow and ripen due to their size so you have to start them indoors to get a jumpstart.

Here's a few tips to grow your Giant tomatoes.

Start plenty early
Harden off transplants
Mix into transplant hole a small shovel full each of Composted Cow manure or compost and sand (unless you have sandy soil). Mix well. This gives the 'root zone' a great start.
Plant your transplants with 1/2 of the Tomato plant buried. Yes...50% buried. Gives your future plant a great root anchoring to handle the humongous tomatoes.
Stake Well. Your Giant tomatoes need support.
Fertilize well. I like a Fish Emulsion fertilizer applied every two week. Miracle gro will work if you're not organic. On the in between weeks do a foliar spray...I rotate Epsom salt (2 tbsl with water in a spray bottle) and seaweed spray. Also, I apply a slow release fertilizer like Bone Meal when plants have 8 or 10 leaves....and a quick release like Blood meal. Big Tomatoes are heavy feeders.
Genetics are key. Pick seeds that will grow you big tomatoes.

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