3 Most Common Mistakes When Growing Tomato Seedlings: Find Out What They Are So You Can Avoid Them
Many summer residents who are just trying their hand at gardening sometimes make gross mistakes when growing tomato seedlings.
An expert of the online publication Belnovosti, agronomist, and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh told us what exactly farmers are doing wrong.
So, contrary to popular belief, you should not constantly keep seedlings in greenhouse conditions.
To adapt the seedlings to the environmental conditions they will soon find themselves in, do not forget to regularly take the containers with young shoots outside to harden them.
Light conditions are of great importance for the normal growth and development of seedlings.
It is common knowledge that the synthesis process does not take place in the dark, and this is the main reason why plants may feel unwell.
Finally, do not rush to transplant seedlings into open ground if you do not want the tomato harvest to be delayed.
The soil that will become the permanent habitat of tomatoes must be warm enough. In addition, there must be a period of frosts typical for the night time.
