Tomatoes are red jewels of fruit that are high in vitamins and minerals like vitamin C, potassium, folate, and vitamin K. They combat serious diseases ranging from cardiovascular disease to cognitive dysfunction. They, too, contain dietary lycopene, a potent cancer-fighting antioxidant.
Tomato planting season has arrived. This article is for anyone interested in learning how to properly grow them. The most important aspect of growing tomatoes, or any other plant, is to plant them with care. If you want fit and beautiful plants, show them how much you care about them. In the following steps, you will gain knowledge how to do it correctly.
TOMATO PLANTING
It may appear difficult at first, but planting tomatoes is not difficult.
Planting tomato seeds in the house
Tomatoes are typically started indoors in a greenhouse, an indoor space with grow lights, or a warm, well-lit sunroom such as a kitchen. Planting indoors should begin in late February to mid March.
Planting a tomato seedling in the garden
You will have to transplant them outside once they reach a height of about a foot. First and foremost, make certain that you will provide them with adequate space. They grow larger and produce more fruit when they are not so close to each other. Choose a sunny location and plant the tomato transplant deeper than it was in its pot. Infuse with glacial rock dust after adding about 2 to 3 cups of sea soil or compost. Start by removing the lower leaves and bury up to two-thirds of the stem to encourage the growth of new roots.
Water and feed on a regular basis.
Make sure your tomato plants don’t get too dry because they need a lot of water. The right method is to do little and often. It is recommended that a layer of mulch be added to the soil to protect it from erosion, encourage healthy bacteria, and keep it from drying out too much. If you don’t have mulch, you should water your plants every day during the summer.
Sources:
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