Unfortunately, no summer resident is protected from the cold, which is destructive not only for tomatoes, but also for other crops.
A change in temperature causes plants to at least stop developing.
This, in turn, means that a good harvest can not be expected. However, experienced summer residents do not want to give in to the onslaught of nature and make every effort to emerge victorious from this unequal struggle.
We advise you to take advantage of their experience and take just 2 simple steps that will help protect your tomato crop from the cold.
First, get rid of excess moisture. Of course, this will be difficult to do after heavy rain.
Therefore, you should build a canopy over your outdoor tomatoes in advance, under which they will be a little warmer.
Secondly, do not neglect garters. Vertical or horizontal trellises, as well as wire frames, are suitable for this.
Such measures are aimed, among other things, at protecting plants from pests and diseases.
