I think you should be able to. Be real careful with the roots when you dig them up. I would also remove a few of the bottom leaves and plant it a little deeper than it was outside. It will grow extra roots on the stem,and help strengthen the plant.

Hope this helps!

Karen

I hope this reply is not too late for you.

Tomatoes are deep rooted vegetable and as such requires a bigger container. Try container that is at least 16 inches deep and 20 inches wide at the top. See also Gardenmom's comments above.

I use commercial potting soil for container gardening. Try to keep the pH range at 5.5 to 6.8.

If you locate the tomato plant inside the house, place it near a window that gets at lot of light. Tomatoes need at least 6 hours of bright-direct light per day.

I can't answer your question about grow lights because I never use them, but here's a link where you can compare different Grow Lights.

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Love is the essence of life.

I dug two small ones up I'm planning to put back out in spring, they came up where I'd tossed some old tomatoes.

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