When to plant cherry tomatoes, how to grow them, and what growing environment they need - which variety tastes best?

Cherry tomato planting time and method. Cherry tomatoes are a crop that can be planted twice a year, so do you know which two periods they are planted in?

Planting time for cherry tomatoes: the first season of cherry tomatoes can be sown and raised as seedlings from mid-January to early February, and the second season of cherry tomatoes is sown and raised as seedlings from late October to early November.

Method and environment:
Cherry tomatoes are a tomato-type plant that prefers a cool, dry climate and is a light-loving plant. Their water requirements are also relatively high; too little water leads to poor yield and quality, while too much water easily causes death and fruit cracking.
1. For the soil, it is best to use dry soil that can be squeezed into a ball. After sowing, cover with 0.5 to 1 cm of soil to prevent the seeds from being exposed to the sun.

2. Tomatoes have well-developed root systems, and each plant needs about a 24 cm space, so they must not be planted too densely.

3. After sowing, it is best to water with a sprinkler, once a day is enough, to prevent the roots from rotting.

4. Fertilizing or not fertilizing is both fine, except that if you do not fertilize, the tomatoes that grow will become small tomatoes! If the leaves are yellow and the edges are shrinking, it means there is a lack of nutrients, so it is best to fertilize.