What to feed tomatoes to harvest in buckets: not compost and not ash
To harvest tomatoes by the bucketful, you need to grow strong seedlings, transplant them on time, and then feed them and protect them from diseases throughout the season.
We will tell you what special feeding experienced summer residents use to feed their plants, who bring their harvest home in buckets.
According to experienced gardeners, this fertilizer is available to everyone, but not everyone knows about its properties.
By the way, the most common folk additives added to tomatoes are ash and compost.
All this is very good, but it does not guarantee a harvest of juicy and large tomatoes.
How to proceed
First, you need to stock up on warm, settled water.
The water temperature should be no lower than 23 degrees. The estimated amount is 10 liters.
Then add 2-3 grams of potassium permanganate to a bucket of warm water and mix thoroughly.
It is important that no potassium permanganate crystals get into the soil or onto the plants themselves, otherwise a burn cannot be avoided.
This completes the preparation, and the fertilizer is used to water the tomatoes.
The most important thing! This should be done during the flowering of tomatoes. In this case, the solution of potassium permanganate works without fail.
Tomatoes grow large, juicy and sweet.
