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- Breaking tomatoes right - the trick with the kink
- Detecting Geiztriebe and remove unerring - that's how it works
- Competitive impulses can not be granted
- Tips & Tricks
Breaking tomatoes right - the trick with the kink
So readily tomato plants do not produce large fruits. Only regular breaking off defies the tropical plants the longed-for splendor specimens. The only question is, what exactly is to break out and how to do it? Find the answer here.
Detecting Geiztriebe and remove unerring - that's how it works
Each tomato plant pursues the goal of branching out and developing a plethora of flowers from a variety of flowers with seeds. In this propagation strategy, the plant invests all its energy. It requires the persistent and consistent intervention to direct the growth of a plant towards opulent fruits. This countermeasure is achieved by breaking out superfluous side shoots, the Geiztrieben. How to proceed:
Since every tiny wound on tomato plants carries the risk of infection with late blight, it is immediately dusted with rock flour or wood ash. If a Geiztrieb grow too much in height, it is not completely broken. In this case, remove only the shoot tip to prevent further depletion of forces at this point.
Competitive impulses can not be granted
It is not just the barren Geiz drives that rob a tomato plant's strength. Competitive impulses constantly want to shoot the main engine out of the ground. Therefore, it is advisable to look for them every time you vote. All shoots underneath the lowest flower throats are also broken. A tomato plant with one to two main shoots provides earlier crops, larger fruits and is much more vital.
Tips & Tricks
To make the stately tomatoes taste even better, they are poured every 2 weeks with garlic broth. To make this, puree two cloves of garlic and leave them for 24 hours in 10 liters of water.