If you want to grow small tomatoes in pots, you need to germinate them first.

Prepare a flowerpot of suitable size with drainage holes at the bottom. Choose loose, breathable soil, and disinfect the soil before planting. Choose healthy, disease-free cherry tomato seeds, soak them in water for a period of time, then remove them and place them on a damp cloth to germinate. After the cherry tomato seeds germinate, plant them in the soil and move them to a sunny location after they sprout.

Small tomatoes like a warm growth environment. The optimal temperature for seed germination is 25~30℃, the temperature during the growth period is 20~25℃, and the temperature during the fruiting period is 15~25℃. Cherry tomatoes are light-loving plants. Insufficient light will cause the plants to drop flowers and affect yields. They need to be maintained in a place with sufficient light to promote photosynthesis of the plants.

Planting Precautions

1. Fertilization should be sufficient

During the breeding process, if too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are missing, you can add some Organic fertilizers are used to solve the problem of infertility. Chicken manure, cake fertilizer or plant ash are all good organic fertilizer choices. Cherry tomatoes themselves like fertilizer, and only when the soil is fertile can they promote flowering and fruiting.

2. Water appropriately

For potted tomatoes, watering should not be too frequent, otherwise the pot soil will remain moist, which is not conducive to the growth of its root system. In addition, if you water too much, the flowers will easily fall off, so just replenish water appropriately according to the condition of the pot soil. You can also prune the branches appropriately and top them to encourage them to grow strong and bear more fruits.