We’ll show you how to keep your tomatoes safe from too much heat. It’s important to make sure your plants get the right amount of water to stay healthy and grow strong. In hot weather, tomatoes need to be watered twice a day, in the morning and evening. Don’t overdo it with the water, and make sure you water evenly every day. If you water your tomatoes too much, they can get sick from fungi.
Don’t worry if the leaves wilt slightly during the day, as this allows the tomatoes to perform a protective function to reduce the moisture evaporation zone.
If you don’t visit the area often with tomatoes, water them in hot weather without waiting for evening and pour water only at the root.
First aid for tomatoes in hot weather:
– You can cover the tomatoes with a cloth in the sun to shade them.
– Soak the roots with a cloth to keep them dry.
– Soak the tomatoes in some sunlight to soak them in sunlight and give them a little sun to soften the soil. Soak the tomatoes in some sunlight to soften the soil.
– Remove the lower leaves from the bushes and do not water the plantings.
– Tomatoes do not need to be fed in the heat, it is better to re-water the plantings.
– If the temperature outside is above 40 degrees, you will have to pollinate the tomatoes yourself. This should be done in the morning.
– To prevent the fruit from cracking due to uneven watering, spray them in the evening with dissolved milk and water in a ratio of 1 to 3.
