How to Grow Tomatoes in Greenhouse

Growing tomatoes is simple just like some other pot fruits or veggie plants if you take care of some tips and precautions. Basically tomatoes are grown as vines or bushes. If you grow them as vines, it is best to grow them in a greenhouse and if it is the bush variety, it better suits outdoors, or inside a mini greenhouse.

Follow the Process

In the case of beginning from seeds, sprinkle the seeds on a seed plate loaded up with fertilizer, and cover them with just shy of 1cm of manure. Keep the plate someplace warm, however out of direct sunlight, and keep the manure damp. Be mindful so as not to over-water it, as this can lead to damaged seeds.

At the point when the seedlings show up, keep the plate to some bright and warm place  and by around day 60 they must be ready to shift to pots. while shifting them to pots take extra care not to harm the stem and do it softly. Protect the potted plants from wind, cold and moist if not using the mini greenhouse. When the plants arrive at 6-8 inches tall they're fit to be established in the big greenhouse. You can pick whether to grow your tomatoes in huge pots, a grow bag or on the other hand, if developing outside in the garden.