Planting Tomato Plants In A Simple Plastic Bag And Used Sack And Very Fruitful

hello all hive friends How are you today! I pray that we are always in good health and can do our activities as usual On this very happy occasion, I am very happy that I can still meet with friends in this greatest community to make very interesting posts, in this post I will write about simple tomato farming in polybags. Present the following can be useful for all of us.

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in growing vegetables, not only do we need a large area of ​​land, but we can also do it on a small scale or in a simple way, namely by using used materials for planting media such as sacks or used Pampers bags for children, there are other plastic bags which is used as a place to fill soil or other planting media as polybags or we can also fill soil in pots or other used bottles that are simple in size to grow vegetable plants such as chilies, kale, spinach and also tomato plants.

In this post, I tried to discuss or write about how to grow tomato plants in a simple way in a plastic bag which I used as a polybag or a place to plant tomato plants and I did this very successfully because all the tomatoes that I planted in that place thrived. and very fruitful

We can also plant tomato plants in used buckets that we don't use anymore, and we fill the used buckets with planting media such as soil which we have mixed with some organic fertilizer which is very beneficial for tomato plants and after we fill it with soil then we put the plants in the planting medium and this saves space because we can put them anywhere as long as they can't be disturbed by other farm animals.

The picture above is a tomato plant that I planted in a simple polybag, namely in a plastic bag containing Pampers for children and the Pampers plastic bag I cut the top in half and then I filled it with soil which I mixed with some organic matter such as soil which has been mixed with chicken manure, javelin manure and soil from burning straw, then I mix it together and I put it in the plastic, then I put it in or plant a tomato plant that is a little big and after that I put it in the place I have provided and don't forget I water it every evening so that the tomato plants don't die from drought.

We can also plant tomato plants in used rice sacks that we no longer use. We fold the mouth of the sack a little, then we fill it with soil or other planting media half the size of the rice sack and then we plant tomato plants in it. in it and the tomato plants in the sacks of rice are more than one month old and these plants are growing very well.

and this is one of the tomato plants that I planted in used sacks of rice and now the tomato plants have started to flower even though the flowers are not that many but the results have shown and we can see that these plants are very fertile.

and as a result of caring for and caring for these plant pests so that now there are several stems of tomato plants that I planted in used rice sacks that have started to bear fruit and that's how we can see in the picture above that the fruit is very large and also very healthy not attacked by disease or insects and as we can see that the fruit is already red this means that we can pick it for us to use in cooking in the kitchen and we also sell it to vegetable markets and thus we can meet household needs for cooking vegetables and other dishes and also able to generate household finance finances.

with the tomato plants that I planted simply in my yard and I used some used items for planting media so that they could produce tomatoes that were very healthy and very large so that they could help meet household needs, especially when cooking in the kitchen so that and can also add finances for daily needs.

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