I imagine the scourer was left on the side, not in use. You can grown beans and cress in kitchen paper, so it seems fairly fine to growing a tom seedling on a foam pad. Maybe the OP has found and new approach and should patent it asap.
Yes it was left on the side. We used to grow cress that way in primary school, and we "churned" our own butter and had cress sandwiches on the school playing fields!
thank you Fire and philippasmith2. I'm sorry, again, I've not been here much for a while, been working on my bathroom, funnily enough! I did a search for "tomato in bathroom", and I found loads of articles about tomatoes, then I realised you meant the programme, so I shall watch it now. The plant is pretty tall, but it has lost some lower leaves, and the flower it had never amounted to much. I'm keeping it watered, so I'm thinking it's light it needs. I'm going to have another go at making that grow lamp work, then it can go in the boiler cupboard over the winter, where it's quite warm.
phillipasmith2, I'm sure that's not true, but you could always move your mirror!
ok, it's time to admit, you are dealing with an idiot here! There's nothing wrong with the lamp, I just had to plug it in! I thought plugging it in would charge it, but it doesn't! Anyway, so there are different brightness settings (not actually calibrated) and three colour settings, red, blue, and red & blue. And the timer can be for 3, 9 or 12 hours a day.
Any suggestions as to settings gratefully received. Many thanks.
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Yes it was left on the side. We used to grow cress that way in primary school, and we "churned" our own butter and had cress sandwiches on the school playing fields!