so, when is the planting time of cherry tomatoes? How to plant it? What are the planting methods? Let's take a look at it.
planting time of cherry tomatoes 1. The cherry tomatoes are sown and raised in the first ten days of January to the first ten days of February, planted in late March, started to harvest in mid-May, and pulled out in mid-July.
2. Seeding and seedling raising of cherry tomatoes should be carried out from late October to early November, and planting should be carried out in early or middle January of the following year. The cherry tomatoes can enter the initial harvest period in April and pull seedlings at the end of June.
planting methods of cherry tomatoes 1. Soil preparation Cherry tomatoes are very adaptable to the environment and have low requirements for soil, so cherry tomatoes can be planted in general planting areas.
Special attention should be paid when preparing soil, that is, ridging and furrowing should be done, which is beneficial to drainage and irrigation. At the same time, when preparing soil, we should spread farmyard manure as base fertilizer, and farmyard manure is mainly rotten manure to ensure the fertility of soil.
2. Sowing is usually at the end of April, but it can also be earlier, which can prolong the harvesting time, that is, increase the flowering and fruiting time.
Before sowing, do the seed treatment as much as possible. Generally, the common method is to soak the seeds in potassium permanganate solution. After about 1 minutes, take out the seeds and wash them with clear water several times. Then, wrap the seeds in cloth and put them in a suitable temperature for germination. When the buds are a little white, you can sow them. The purpose of this is to improve the germination rate.
3. Temperature has a great relationship with the growth of cherry tomatoes, so we should do a good job in temperature management. The temperature suitable for the growth of cherry tomatoes should be about 2 to 28 degrees, and the temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees. Otherwise, the growth of cherry tomatoes will be very slow, and the temperature should not exceed 35 degrees, because too high a temperature will cause the seedlings to burn out, especially in this period when cherry tomatoes bloom and bear fruit, which will greatly reduce the fruit drop.
4. Fertilization and fertilization should be carried out reasonably and scientifically according to the land where the cherry tomatoes are planted. If the land belongs to the land with strong acidity, compound fertilizer will generally be selected to neutralize the land to keep the land fertile. If it is alkaline soil, calcium superphosphate will be used for neutralization, so that scientific fertilization can ensure the growth of the cherry tomatoes.
The cherry tomatoes usually need to be fertilized three times during their growth. When the first omnivorous cherry tomatoes grow seedlings, that is, when they are five to ten centimeters long, the second fertilization will wait until the cherry tomatoes bloom and bear fruit, which is mainly to ensure the fruit setting rate. The third fertilization is after the first batch of cherry tomatoes are harvested. This fertilization is very important, because it can make the cherry tomatoes grow new seedlings and ripen the second batch of fruits at the same time.
5. Prevention Generally speaking, there are fewer symptoms of cherry tomatoes, and the common disease is damping-off during the long seedling period, so we should spray chlormequat on it at the seedling stage.
Secondly, moths are easy to appear when fruits bloom and bear fruit. At this time, it is good to go to the agrochemical store to buy targeted chemicals to prevent and control the moths according to their types.