Although some people find it very easy to have healthy and fresh tomatoes in their garden, not all of us have the right information or talent to do so. In this article we’ll look at some of the mistakes to avoid while planting tomatoes, to increase their size, flavour, and overall plant output. 1. Forgetting to Harden Seedlings Failing to harden your seedlings is one of the common mistakes many people make. In fact, it is one of the most important things to ensure their survival. The “hardening process” enables seedlings to adapt to the changes in temperature or exposure to weather such as wind and rain. Here are some of the ways to help you in hardening the tomato seedlings. Gradually increase the seedling’s exposure to the natural environments about a month after germination. During the first days of exposure, keep plants out of direct sunlight and do not take them out in the cold. Expose them for a few hours and then take them back to their seedbed. For the best results,
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