Detailed guides on how to grow tomatoes. Anything from seeds to how often should you water your plants.
The best way to water tomato plants is to sprinkle near the base of the plant early in the morning, and then let the water soak in 6 inches of soil. Ultimately, the growth stage, soil, and organic content decide how much and how often you should water your plants. Don’t worry! I prepared this useful guide for watering tomato plants of different varieties, climates, and soil types. It will help … Read more
With all of the different types of tomato seeds and plants on the market, no matter where you live, you can find some tomatoes to grow that are perfect for your location. What happens, though, when things go wrong? For example, when you overwater tomato plants? Thankfully, there are things you can do to save your precious plants and have a bountiful harvest at the end of the season. First, … Read more
There are a few practices in agriculture that allow farmers to have better yields than usual. Naturally, there are also a handful of practices that yield opposite results. When it comes to planting tomatoes, the same rule applies. There are a few arrangements that can help you increase production and some that can seriously hinder your end result. One such practice is known as companion planting. Companion planting of tomatoes, … Read more
There’s no denying that homegrown tomatoes taste nothing like store-bought ones. During the warm season or in a warm climate, that’s easily accomplished all year around. However, when it comes to cold climate countries and areas, that is not that easy. If you want to extend the life of tomato yield but you also live in a country with harsh winter, it’s expected to even ask yourself – can you … Read more
If you’re looking to keep pests away from your tomato plants, you should consider planting some of the best tomato companion plants. With a little planning, you can create a garden that is both beautiful and productive. But first things first, for those who haven’t even heard what that is, let’s quickly clarify that. What is Companion Planting The term “companion planting” or “companion plant” refers to the intentional planting … Read more
When you decide to start growing tomatoes on your own, it’s essential to know about the different tomato varieties available before you make the first hole in the ground. Each type has its unique flavor and texture, so you can choose the one that’s best for your needs. In this guide, we’ll introduce you to some of the most popular tomato varieties and tell you what to expect from each … Read more
There are many benefits to using tomato cages to support your tomato plants. However, selecting the wrong cages for your plants or not using them properly can actually hinder your tomatoes’ growth and lead to a lower tomato yield. This guide will tell you everything you need to know to about planting and growing tomatoes in tomato cages so you know how to pick the right one for your garden. … Read more
You want to grow big, healthy tomatoes but don’t know how to get started. The tomatoes are erratic, and most gardeners struggle to get them to grow big and healthy. One minute they’re doing great and the next, they’re wilting and producing no fruit. Using fertilizer is one of the best ways to ensure your tomatoes get what they need. Fertilizer provides nutrients that tomatoes need for healthy growth. It … Read more
Pruning tomato plants involve removing stems and leaves from a tomato plant in order to focus the plant’s energy on growing fruit. Pruning also helps to prevent diseases by removing infected or damaged leaves and stems. When pruning, it is essential to remove only the leaves and extra stems that are necessary. Removing too many leaves and stems can weaken the plant and reduce fruit production. But before we focus … Read more
To grow the healthiest and flavour-rich tomatoes, you must take into consideration the tomato plant spacing at the very beginning. It is very tempting to plant your tomato plants very close to each other but this may lead to serious problems. Even though there’s no consensus on how far apart to plant tomatoes (due to the huge number of tomato varieties), the general rule is about 12-24 inches (or about … Read more
