Dig a hole deep enough to bury the bottom 2 or 3 sets of leaves - or whatever it takes to have only the top flush of leaves and a few inches of stem above the soil. This allows the plant to develop a sturdy root support system which stabilizes it and allows more nutrient uptake for sturdy and fast-growing plants.
This all depends on which type of tomatoes your trying to grow. The different distances of each dfferent type of tomato is below: STEM* cherry tomatoes - 15 - 20 cm aprox STEM original tomatoes - 20-30 cm SOIL* cherry tomatoes - 5 cm or so SOIL original tomatoes - 14 cm or so SOIL - Tomatoes you grow from the ground STEM - tomatoes that grow on a plant
Carrots grow on a plant and so do tomatoes.
the flower
tomatoes are made out of a seed that is planted in the ground and is later fertilized and grows into a plant
Yes, tomatoes can be planted in spring , I always plant tomatoes from seeds in my kitchen. it works great throughout the summer
A strong and healthy cherry tomato plant can produce up to a dozen tomatoes or more a day. That means approximately 360 or more tomatoes during the growing season.
Tomatoes
The young plant doesn't have any tomatoes on it yet.
No, mine used to eat tomatoes. Don't let them eat the plant though it's toxic!
The average date to plant tomatoes in Kentucky is around April the 12th.
Open up part of the bale, shove in some potting soil, and plant your plant.
how many tomatoes do you want - each plant gives 3-5 tomatoes WHEN CARED FOR PROPERLY