Here's what you should never bury in a tomato bed: the main mistake experienced gardeners make
Every gardener knows that it is necessary to use fertilizers for a quality harvest on the plot.
Some people use a rather controversial product, which they put into the holes before planting tomatoes.
We are talking about a natural and popular product, but harmful to tomatoes. As it turns out, it is sprat.
This is because some people think that fish contains all the necessary nutrients that plants need. But this is just a myth.
Experienced summer residents are sure that such a procedure only causes harm.
The fact is that burying sprat attracts various pests that can very quickly destroy the harvest.
In addition, tomatoes grow quickly, and the product itself does not have time to decompose.
It is better to replace sprat with compost or humus.
In this case, the plants will actually receive all the necessary elements for normal growth and development.
