Tomatoes Will Have Lots of Ovaries: Advice from Agronomists - 2 Clever Fertilizers
Many gardeners know that if a plant does not receive the required amount of nutrients, then it begins to shed its ovaries.
However, there are natural fertilizers that will prevent the plant from doing this.
Expert of the online publication TUT NOVOSTI, scientist agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh is ready to share her advice with you.
2 clever fertilizers for all summer residents
Tomatoes need nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to grow. All these substances are in two fertilizers that gardeners use: manure and ash.
However, simply adding them under the plants will not be enough.
Two top dressings are prepared in different buckets. In one we collect manure with humus up to the middle and dilute with water in a proportion of 50 to 50.
Pour 5 glasses of ash into the second bucket and also add water to the top.
Both mixtures should be infused for three days. Then the manure and ash fertilizers should alternate. That is, today you water the entire necessary area with manure fertilizer from a watering can, and the next day - with ash.
Previously, we listed 5 reasons for the appearance of empty flowers on tomatoes.
