Grow Tomatoes This Way: One Tomato Can Grow a Whole Vegetable Garden

How to Grow Tomatoes

Step 1

Fill a flower pot with loose, fertile humus soil

(No need to fill it to the top, three-quarters full is enough)

Step 2

Take a tomato (make sure the tomato is ripe)

and cut it into slices about 0.5 cm thick

Step 3

Place the tomato slices flat in the flower pot

Step 4

Cover the tomato slices with soil

(about 1 cm of soil is enough)

Note: If you are worried that the tomatoes will rot and attract insects,

you can first wash the seeds out and then sow them

Step 5

In about 1 to 2 weeks, the tomato seedlings will break through the soil

When the seedlings have grown 3-5 true leaves, they can be transplanted

Tomato Care and Management Methods

1. Tomatoes are warmth-loving plants. The ideal daytime temperature is 25-28, and the ideal nighttime temperature is 15-18;

2. Except for before planting and during the flowering and ripening stages, when water needs to be controlled, sufficient water must be ensured at all other stages;

3. Tomatoes are light-loving plants. During the growing period, sufficient light must be ensured to promote normal flower bud differentiation, flowering, and fruiting;

4. Tomatoes also have a relatively high fertilizer requirement. In the early stage, focus on nitrogen fertilizer; in the later stage, focus on potassium fertilizer. Phosphorus fertilizer needs to be supplemented in time throughout the entire growing period.

As long as you care for them attentively, you will soon harvest a big basket of tomatoes!