How Professional Gardeners Transplant Tomatoes And Peppers! Read Their Method!

There are several rules for the transplantation of tomatoes and peppers that professional gardeners observe.

If you follow them, you will be rewarded with faster growing and healthier plants according to professionals.

When planting any plant tomato or pepper, remove all leaves except the ones at the top.

Carve a deep hole. Always pour a glass of water into it, then plant the plant. Then put a spoonful of gelatin powder (not flavored) as close as possible to the roots. It’s also a good idea to put a cinnamon spoon. Gelatin will feed the roots as it contains beneficial bacteria, and cinnamon will keep the fungus and worms away.

If you want sweet tomatoes, put two tablespoons of bread soda at the bottom of the hole. Then sprinkle with your finger before placing the plant in the hole. Pull the dust over.

It is a good idea to give stability to the high plant by attaching it to a stick. So it will be able to give more fruit.