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It would be possible if you were able to construct a homemade hydroponics system that could function inside a closed trunk.
To grow tomatoes you must get some seeds and plant them but don't crowd them and remember they need plenty of sunlight, bury them and mulch them. And of course the most important thing is to water regularly
Tomatoes are grow in garden, in pots and on farms.
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