Cherry tomatoes
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How to sow red cherry tomatoes successfully under cover?
To successfully sow red cherry tomatoes under cover, it's important to choose quality seeds, preferably organic. You can start sowing from mid-March to mid-April. Fill small pots with a mixture of potting soil and compost, and place a cherry tomato seed 1 cm deep. Water gently to keep the substrate moist but not soggy.
Place your pots in a bright, warm place, ideally around 20-25°C. You can put them in a mini-greenhouse to create a microclimate conducive to germination. Make sure you aerate regularly to avoid fungal diseases.
Once your plants have developed a few leaves, you can transplant them into larger individual pots. Remember to stake them to help them grow straight. Avoid overwatering and favour watering at the foot to avoid rotting.
By following these tips, you should get beautiful, tasty, natural red cherry tomatoes to liven up your summer salads.
How to plant red cherry tomatoes outdoors?
How to plant red cherry tomatoes?
How to harvest red cherry tomatoes
Red cherry tomato
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- Water Requirements
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- Pest Sensitivity
- Disease Sensitivity
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- Pollination
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