When growing tomatoes, you always want to get a rich harvest and excellent vegetables.
Unfortunately, a small mistake can leave your tomatoes looking unappetizing. Here's how to improve the situation step by step.
We always want to enjoy a great harvest of our fruits and vegetables, but unfortunately, from time to time we have to deal with unpleasant surprises.
Cracked tomatoes are not only not very aesthetically pleasing, but can also be a refuge for pathogenic microorganisms that, unfortunately, can infect our vegetables. How to fix this?
Why do tomatoes burst?
Too much or too little of the right minerals can cause tomatoes to burst. Fluctuations in the moisture content of the soil in which the tomatoes are grown can also be a cause. If the plants are not watered regularly, they can suffer from a lack of water.
However, after heavy watering or rain, the plant tries to make up for this deficiency and “drink up the reserve.”
At this time, tomatoes swell and their skin, unfortunately, cracks. How can this situation be avoided?
What can be done to prevent tomatoes from bursting
The first thing to remember is to take proper care of these vegetables.
Be sure to water your tomatoes regularly, preferably with small amounts of water to keep the soil consistently moist.
If the soil dries out, remember not to suddenly water too much.
Instead, replenish the water every day, thereby gradually increasing the soil moisture.
