A very old technique to cultivate a vegetable garden and have many tomatoes available, without having to buy more.

Tomatoes are a real king of the table, always present in summer but also in winter for the sauces that accompany pasta and traditional dishes. For those who wish to grow them in the garden, there is this age-old technique that allows them to be grown in large quantities. Experts reveal the secret, even the smallest garden will be able to host this crop loved by all, with a bright red color. Shall we clarify the technique?

Growing tomatoes in the garden: expert tips

To grow the tomato, first of all, start with the seed that will be placed in a jar with a hole in the base. This is the first step to get the first seedlings, in each jar you can put about 4 tomato seeds. Then the jars will be placed in a closed and sunny place (better if it is at the end of winter).

During the first days of spring you will be able to see the first buds that will give way to the robust seedlings. The nurseryman usually selects the strong and developed ones, and then proceeds to transplant them in his garden. The ideal position is a place not exposed to direct sun and without significant temperature changes during the night.

Once the plants are ready to be planted in the garden, it’s time to adjust the soil. It is important to seek expert advice so that the soil has adequate nutrition.

Not only that, a correct temperature must be maintained around the roots, perhaps with a mulch made only from natural materials. Every action is important to protect the crop not only from bacteria and fungi, but also from dangerous temperature changes.

The technique to have many tomatoes available

Understanding that most tomatoes are climbers, the method of experts to have a good harvest is that of the guardians. This allows you to give them a structure to climb on, as well as receive adequate light to grow without them attaching to soil moisture.

Those who grow tomatoes often neglect the passage of the guardians, the pole is not taken care of and consequently the crop is not the best. The inadequate and wobbly structure does not allow for an optimal amount of tomatoes but only a plant without its fruits.

Another mistake is to put support after the plants have taken root. It is a major and useless risk, precisely because it damages the plant and its growth.

The correct support structure is probably made of wood or silicone, so that the tomato can climb without problems. The choice of structure is important for the future of the plant, also adapting it to the type of tomato to be grown. The development at height is decisive, remembering that the better the structure, the more tomatoes can grow.