Picking is an important procedure that affects root growth. Many gardeners perform this procedure, but not everyone succeeds.
Knowing the mistakes will help you understand how to properly transplant tomatoes.
An expert of the MOS SMI portal, agronomist and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh will tell you about what should be avoided when performing this procedure.
Early transplantation is a direct path to the death of seedlings, and late transplantation is a direct path to germination.
It is better to transplant two weeks after germination.
To prevent damage to the roots, it is important to replant the seedlings a couple of days after watering.
Tomatoes do not grow well in a tight pot, so you need to select containers at least 8 cm deep for them. The diameter of such pots should be more than 10 cm.
Excessive planting can lead to such a problem as black leg. To prevent unpleasant situations, it is important to leave the cotyledon leaves visible.
Careless handling of seedlings can lead to damage. With this in mind, it is important to be careful when moving.
After picking, seedlings need diffused light. Strong exposure to sunlight can, on the contrary, cause harm.
Now you know how not to transplant tomatoes.
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