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Juliet - Guinness World Record

Mr. Bill McNeese is trying to set a new Guinness World Record for "Most tomatoes from a single plant". Follow his journey and read his blog! 

  • 1. March 25 - Juliet, 17 days after planting. It grew from a height of 9 inches (23 cm) to 15 inches (38 cm). You can see the yellow flowers already.

    1. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon
  • 2. March 25 - 17 days after planting on March 8

    2. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon
  • 3. April 30 - The plant is now 43'' (110 cm) tall. Growing about 6'' (15 cm) a week. Bill is getting the planting area set up. 

    3. Juliet on April 30  the plant is about 43 inch tall
  • 4. May 14 - About two months after planting. 58" (147 cm) tall, and just as wide. Bottom of the plant has already ripe tomatoes.

    4. Juliet on May 14  about two months after planting
  • 5. 14 May - Overhead view. The wire mesh is 6 ft. 5 in. (2 meters) from the ground. We are set up for shade cloth this year, in June, when the sun turns scorching.

    5. Overhead view of Juliet on May 14
  • 6. May 19 - Mr. Bill McNeese next to his planted Juliet

    6. Mr. Bill McNeese with his Juliet on May 19
  • 7. May 20 - Juliet is growing very well! 

    7. Juliet on May 20  the plant is growing very well
  • 8. May 21 - Many green fruits can already been found on the plant

    8. May 21  some of the fruits that the plant is carrying already
  • 9. May 28 - Juliet is setting many fruits! 

    9. Juliet on May 28
  • 10. May 28 - The plant is at this moment 69 inches (175 cm)! 

    10. Juliet on May 28
  • 11. June 3 - trusses heavy with tomatoes

    11. Juliet on June 3   trusses heavy with tomatoes
  • 12. June 3 - Mr. Bill McNeese next to  his tomato plant

    12. Mr Bill McNeese next to the Juliet tomato plant on June 3
  • 13. Juliet on June 12

    13. Juliet on June 12
  • 14. Juliet on June 12

    14. Juliet on June 12
  • 15. Juliet on June 12

    15. Juliet on June 12
  • 16. Bill installing his shade cloth! 

    16. Mr Bill McNeese  putting on the shade cloth
  • 17. Juliet on June 18

    17. Juliet on June 18
  • 18. Juliet on June 18

    18. Juliet on June 18
  • 19. Juliet on June 18

    19. Juliet on June 18
  • 20. Juliet on June 25

    20. Juliet on June 25   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
  • 21. Juliet on June 26

    21. Juliet on June 26
  • 22. Juliet on June 26

    22. Juliet on June 26
  • 23. Juliet on June 26

    23. Juliet on June 26
  • 24. Juliet on June 26

    24. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
  • 25. Juliet on June 26

    25. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
  • 26. Juliet on June 26

    26. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
  • 27. July 2nd - Top view of Juliet, all one plant. It can now grow another 24 inch (30 cm) before reaching the shade cloth

    27. Juliet on July 2   Top view of Juliet  all one plant. It can now grow another 24 inch  30 cm  before reaching the shade cloth
  • 28. July 2nd - The little squirrel that has been eating Bill's tomatoes

    28. July 2   The little squirrel that has been eating Bill s tomatoes
  • 29. July 2nd - Some tomatoes of this year that have been damaged by ground squirrels this year

    29. July 2   The tomatoes from a week before  this is a small sample of damaged tomatoes caused by ground squirrels this year
1. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon

1. March 25 - Juliet, 17 days after planting. It grew from a height of 9 inches (23 cm) to 15 inches (38 cm). You can see the yellow flowers already.

2. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon

2. March 25 - 17 days after planting on March 8

3. Juliet on April 30  the plant is about 43 inch tall

3. April 30 - The plant is now 43'' (110 cm) tall. Growing about 6'' (15 cm) a week. Bill is getting the planting area set up. 

4. Juliet on May 14  about two months after planting

4. May 14 - About two months after planting. 58" (147 cm) tall, and just as wide. Bottom of the plant has already ripe tomatoes.

5. Overhead view of Juliet on May 14

5. 14 May - Overhead view. The wire mesh is 6 ft. 5 in. (2 meters) from the ground. We are set up for shade cloth this year, in June, when the sun turns scorching.

6. Mr. Bill McNeese with his Juliet on May 19

6. May 19 - Mr. Bill McNeese next to his planted Juliet

7. Juliet on May 20  the plant is growing very well

7. May 20 - Juliet is growing very well! 

8. May 21  some of the fruits that the plant is carrying already

8. May 21 - Many green fruits can already been found on the plant

9. Juliet on May 28

9. May 28 - Juliet is setting many fruits! 

10. Juliet on May 28

10. May 28 - The plant is at this moment 69 inches (175 cm)! 

11. Juliet on June 3   trusses heavy with tomatoes

11. June 3 - trusses heavy with tomatoes

12. Mr Bill McNeese next to the Juliet tomato plant on June 3

12. June 3 - Mr. Bill McNeese next to  his tomato plant

13. Juliet on June 12

13. Juliet on June 12

14. Juliet on June 12

14. Juliet on June 12

15. Juliet on June 12

15. Juliet on June 12

16. Mr Bill McNeese  putting on the shade cloth

16. Bill installing his shade cloth! 

17. Juliet on June 18

17. Juliet on June 18

18. Juliet on June 18

18. Juliet on June 18

19. Juliet on June 18

19. Juliet on June 18

20. Juliet on June 25   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records

20. Juliet on June 25

21. Juliet on June 26

21. Juliet on June 26

22. Juliet on June 26

22. Juliet on June 26

23. Juliet on June 26

23. Juliet on June 26

24. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records

24. Juliet on June 26

25. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records

25. Juliet on June 26

26. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records

26. Juliet on June 26

27. Juliet on July 2   Top view of Juliet  all one plant. It can now grow another 24 inch  30 cm  before reaching the shade cloth

27. July 2nd - Top view of Juliet, all one plant. It can now grow another 24 inch (30 cm) before reaching the shade cloth

28. July 2   The little squirrel that has been eating Bill s tomatoes

28. July 2nd - The little squirrel that has been eating Bill's tomatoes

29. July 2   The tomatoes from a week before  this is a small sample of damaged tomatoes caused by ground squirrels this year

29. July 2nd - Some tomatoes of this year that have been damaged by ground squirrels this year

    Views
    • 1. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon
    • 2. Juliet on March 25  17 days after planting in the Waterboxx plant cocoon
    • 3. Juliet on April 30  the plant is about 43 inch tall
    • 4. Juliet on May 14  about two months after planting
    • 5. Overhead view of Juliet on May 14
    • 6. Mr. Bill McNeese with his Juliet on May 19
    • 7. Juliet on May 20  the plant is growing very well
    • 8. May 21  some of the fruits that the plant is carrying already
    • 9. Juliet on May 28
    • 10. Juliet on May 28
    • 11. Juliet on June 3   trusses heavy with tomatoes
    • 12. Mr Bill McNeese next to the Juliet tomato plant on June 3
    • 13. Juliet on June 12
    • 14. Juliet on June 12
    • 15. Juliet on June 12
    • 16. Mr Bill McNeese  putting on the shade cloth
    • 17. Juliet on June 18
    • 18. Juliet on June 18
    • 19. Juliet on June 18
    • 20. Juliet on June 25   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
    • 21. Juliet on June 26
    • 22. Juliet on June 26
    • 23. Juliet on June 26
    • 24. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
    • 25. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
    • 26. Juliet on June 26   Juliet with Waterboxx plant cocoon for highest number of tomatoes from obe plant in Guinness book of world records
    • 27. Juliet on July 2   Top view of Juliet  all one plant. It can now grow another 24 inch  30 cm  before reaching the shade cloth
    • 28. July 2   The little squirrel that has been eating Bill s tomatoes
    • 29. July 2   The tomatoes from a week before  this is a small sample of damaged tomatoes caused by ground squirrels this year

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