You may have better luck with tomatoes with a hydroponic system, like a deep water culture system. That way you can control the hydroponic nutrients for your plant. When the plant depletes the nutrients in your soil pots, they will need to be fertilized.

There is a guy on YouTube who plants tomatoes all year long using hydroponics, named MHPGardener. He is in a green house and you are indoors, so I would imagine that if you had a good light system you should get similar results.

Thanks for the response. I've grown hydroponically for years but we're really looking to push quality. If the soil mix didn't feed the plants thru harvest it would come pretty close. Supplemental feedings would be given as needed.

Im sure we'll do some hydro testing, it would be hard to beat the yields in soil. Paying the bills is important but growing quality and tasty organic food for our families and communities is more important.

We've started a tester garden in my basement so we'll have more info in 70 days.