When planting tomatoes, it is important to know some secrets.
In this article, we will tell you what is important to put in the hole when planting vegetables.
What to add to the hole when planting tomatoes in open ground
When planting tomatoes, you can add any complex mineral fertilizer to the hole.
For example, a tablespoon of superphosphate is good for successfully growing tomatoes.
In addition, when planting tomatoes, you can add organic fertilizers such as crushed eggshells to the holes - two teaspoons in each hole.
You can also use 5-6 nettle leaves, a handful of wood ash or 2 tablespoons of bone or fish meal.
In addition to these fertilizers, you can also use a teaspoon per hole of urea, potassium sulfate and double and quarter humus superphosphate. Everything needs to be mixed well with the soil.
The soil for tomatoes is usually chosen loose, with good permeability for air and water, weak (pH 5.5-6.5) or neutral acidity.
The soil must also have a sufficient supply of nutrients for normal growth and development of the vegetable crop.
Previously, we told you what is not suitable for growing carrots.
