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Pay attention to temperature and light control of tomato in winter

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Pay attention to temperature and light control of tomato in winter

After entering winter, with the shortening of light time and the lower temperature at night, the humidity in the greenhouse will gradually increase, and some diseases of low temperature and high humidity are very easy to occur, which adversely affect the normal growth of tomato. The key points of technical management of tomato in winter were put forward.

First, temperature management. After entering winter, greenhouse tomatoes should focus on heat preservation and temperature increasing. Low temperature is easy to cause tomato falling flowers and fruits, or even freeze injury, and the fruit setting rate will be greatly reduced, thus seriously affecting the yield. Therefore, it is necessary to scientifically control the temperature in the greenhouse, generally keeping the temperature in 23 ℃ ~ 28 ℃ in the daytime and 15 ℃ ~ 18 ℃ in the evening. The above temperature is the optimum temperature for tomato growth. In case of blizzard or gale cooling weather, coal stove, heating or artificial supplementary lighting can be used to heat up.

Second, lighting and ventilation. Tomato is a light-loving crop. When the light is sufficient, the plant grows vigorously and has strong disease resistance. On the contrary, it will not only cause the sudden growth of the plant, but also create conditions for the infection of the disease. Methods such as hanging a reflective screen on the back wall, regularly cleaning the dust or dirt on the greenhouse film, and removing fog droplets in the greenhouse film can be used to increase the light in the shed. Ventilation can achieve the purpose of dehumidification, ventilation and temperature regulation. The ventilation time should be adjusted according to the weather conditions, but a certain amount of ventilation time must be ensured every day, which is beneficial to the normal growth of the plant.

 
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