Planting tomatoes is very simple. You need to sow and raise seedlings first. When the seedlings grow 3 to 4 leaves, you can plant the seedlings in the ground (if you are planting on your balcony, plant them in a pot) ), then water, fertilize, pruning and pruning regularly.

The steps for planting tomatoes are as follows in detail:

1. When sowing and raising seedlings, the land needs to be watered thoroughly. After the soil is slightly dry, sow the seeds. , cover the surface with 0.5 cm of soil (before planting, the seeds need to be soaked in warm water at 50~55°C for 10 to 12 hours. After the seeds are taken out, they are sown directly into the soil. Generally, one seed is sown 10 to 15 cm apart. ).

2. When the tomato seedlings grow 3 to 4 leaves, you can dig them out. Be careful not to damage the roots when digging them out. Keep some soil at the roots of the seedlings, and then plant them directly into the ground. Then, straighten the plant and water it until it is thoroughly watered.

3. When planting tomatoes, water them thoroughly, and then water them every 3 to 5 days. Before tomatoes bear fruit, you need to control watering. After tomatoes bear fruit, you just need to keep the land moist.

4. After planting in the ground, you need to pour fertilizer and water once every 10 days. Before flowering, you can apply decomposed chicken manure, sheep manure, or pig manure.

5. Prune and remove the newly grown buds appropriately to promote flowering and fruiting.

6. The time for pruning is to top the tomato seedlings when they are higher than 80 cm and remove the top leaves. , because tomato seedlings have a limited load-bearing capacity, and too many fruits will be overwhelmed and fall over. In order to ensure the quality and shape of the fruits, they must be pruned.

This completes the planting of tomatoes.