Title: Doesn't work
Product review: I could not get my tomatoes to grow in this thing, either. The dirt got too hot and it was ALWAYS dry. I devised a hanging system that works much better. Take a five gallon pail and drill a drain hole on the side about 3 inches from the bottom. Fill the bottom with packing peanuts (non-disolving kind) up to the hole. Fill with dirt to within an inch of the top. Plant your tomato plant in the TOP (it will later hang over the side). I start my seedlings out right in my bucket (indoors) several weeks before the weather warms enough to put them out. The 3 inch reservior in the bottom holds excess water from waterings that the plant can absorb as it dries out on top. I water it about twice a week unless it rains. The drain hole lets out water in case of heavy rain. I hang my bucket on the end of my clothesline, and it weighs no more than thirty pounds soaking wet. I'm going to try cucumbers in one this year.
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