A Helpful Guide on Types of Tomatoes to Grow

Grow Your Own Tomatoes

Prepare a fertile bed

Home-grown tomatoes are flavorful, but they are heavy feeders. Offer them rich and fertile soil in order to flourish.

Germinate your seeds on cotton wool

Germinate the seeds from a tomato by placing the seeds on wet cotton wool. Do not to disrupt the gel membrane around the seed.

Plant the sprouted seeds

The sprouted seeds can be planted once they start to show leaves. Plant them into seedling trays before moving them to the garden.

Plant your tomato seedlings

Plant your seedlings once they show a thickened stem. Plant them with legumes to replace the nitrogen tomatoes drain from the soil.

Ongoing care for tomatoes

Tomatoes respond well to fertilizer. If your plant starts turning brown, it may be getting too much sun.