What to do when small tomatoes on the balcony won't bear fruit? This method shows results in one month

These days many people's apartment buildings have balconies, and an empty balcony looks quite unattractive, so many people think of growing small tomatoes on the balcony - it not only fills up the balcony space, but also lets you grow fruit to eat.

Although growing small tomatoes is a great idea, the biggest problem gardeners face right now is that the tomatoes they grow won't bear fruit, which is very frustrating! So today the editor will teach you how:

1. First, we need to prepare nutrient soil, place the nutrient soil into the flower pot, keeping it about 3cm from the rim of the pot, then water it thoroughly, and wait until the soil has dried slightly before sowing.

2. Before sowing, soak the seeds in warm water at about 50°C to 55°C for about 10 hours, then take them out and sow them directly in the flower pot. For the planting spacing, plant about one seed every 10cm. After sowing, cover the surface of the seeds with 0.5cm of soil, then cover with a layer of plastic film, and wait until the seedlings have grown before removing the film.

3. When the tomato seedlings have grown about 3 to 4 leaves, they can be transplanted into pots. The specific method is: wash the flower pot clean, block the small hole at the bottom of the pot, then fill it with sandy soil. When digging out the seedlings, be careful not to damage the root system of the seedlings; keep a small amount of soil around the roots, then plant them directly into the flower pot, hold the plant upright, and water until you see water seeping out from the small hole at the bottom of the pot, which means it is done.

4. Daily care: generally when growing tomatoes, we water once when they are first planted, and afterwards an interval of 5 days between waterings is enough. Before fruiting, you need to control the water; after fruiting, simply keep the potting soil in a moist state.

After the small tomatoes are potted, water them with fertilizer water about once every 10 days, and apply decomposed chicken manure before flowering. When the small tomatoes grow to the point of pruning, they usually show two states: single-stem and double-stem. But overall there is only one main stem; for its other side branches, we can simply cut them all off. The plants grown this way bear fewer fruits, but the advantage is that the fruits are larger.

When the small tomatoes have grown to a certain extent, we can remove some of the small flowers and small fruits, keeping only a few fruits on each truss, which can improve the plant's nutrient use efficiency.

Actually, growing small tomatoes on the balcony is a very good thing. If you find that your tomatoes haven't borne fruit for too long, then why not give the editor's method a try!