When you
plant your tomatoes strip off a couple of the bottom leaves and plant then
deep; the hairs on the stem will turn into roots giving your plant a better
stronger root base.
Cut
Worms take bites out of young seedlings thus ending the plants life. Plastic
drinking straws, (bigger the better) will be your answer to this dilemma. Cut
them a 1 ½”long and slits them up the side. Because they are slit they will not
constrict the plant as it grows.
As
your plants grow you will notice another little stem wanting to grow in the
crotch of each stem union; pluck this out, it’s a sucker and it does what
suckers do best, suck additional life from going to the tomatoes that are
forming downstream.
If
you have any questions feel free to e-mail me at NiemeyerLandscaping@Gmail.com
or post a comment on this Blog. And like us on Facebook at Niemeyer
Landscaping.
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