Potted tomatoes don't always grow well, maybe there's a simple thing that hasn't been done well.

Some friends try to raise tomatoes in flowerpots, but they always grow badly, plants are easy to lodge, and they are easy to be infected with diseases and insect pests, let alone blossom and fruit. even if it is not easy to blossom, the flowers are easy to drop buds, in fact, many people ignore a planting technique, which is also a skill to make tomatoes grow healthily.

The simple thing is to set up a scaffold for the tomato, which is very important, it can make the tomato grow better, it is beneficial to the growth of branches and leaves, and it is not easy to fall after flowering and fruiting, and the benefit is very important.

The importance of erecting brackets

It is necessary to first hit a wooden pile in the soil, and then set up a support. After setting up a support, there are many benefits, which can make the bottom of the branches and leaves have enough space to maintain air circulation at the bottom, maintain good light transmittance, and prevent stagnant water in branches and leaves. in this way, we can avoid dampness in branches and leaves, it is not easy to catch fungal diseases, and we can also reduce diseases and insect pests very well. we can imagine the importance.

No matter what kind of tomato it is, you should set up a bracket, even for some dwarf varieties, it is good for it to grow more vigorously, such as the tomato pictured above. After setting up a scaffold, it can grow to more than one meter tall.

Setting up brackets in potted tomatoes can keep plants healthy, keep tomatoes growing upright, make the environment more ventilated and transparent, blossom and bear fruit more easily, and reduce diseases and insect pests. Why not?

After setting up a scaffold on the potted tomato, it is necessary to properly remove some unnecessary branches, that is, some branches that will not blossom and bear fruit, which can retain more nutrients and benefit more results.

It is also very important to choose the location of planting tomatoes. We must have as much sunlight as possible, keep direct light for more than 6 hours every day, and the environment must be ventilated, maintain good ventilation, and avoid dampness, which is conducive to reducing diseases and insect pests.

If you don't want to set up a bracket, you can also fix the branches of the tomato on the balcony fence, using a soft rope, of course, and can not be tied too tight, just let it have a bracket to climb.

The best way to maintain tomato in pot is to use compost soil, peat soil and river sand can be added properly, and cake fertilizer or rotten organic fertilizer should be added at the bottom of the pot as base fertilizer to promote growth.

If you want tomatoes to grow better, you need to replenish fertilizers regularly, usually once every two weeks, mainly with thin organic liquid fertilizer, and avoid watering leaves directly after watering, avoid stagnant water in branches and leaves or basin soil, and avoid fungal diseases.