ENTRY # SEVENTEEN HUNDRED & THIRTY FOUR

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Posted on 13 May 2009 by tomatocasual.com
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Staking Tomato Plants

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By Michelle Fabio.
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If all is going well with your tomato plants, soon you’ll be considering staking them.If you need a refresher course on the process, here is list of frequently asked questions about staking:
What is Staking?Staking is a way to physically support tomato plants as they grow.
Why should I stake tomato plants?The two most important reasons you should stake tomato plants are:
• Staking provides physical support so tomato plants don’t break under the strain of fruit or inclement weather;
• Staking enables better air flow through tomato plants, which results in less internal moisture that can result in disease.
How do I stake tomato plants?There are several ways you can stake tomato plants including single wooden stakes driven into the ground, frames, trellises, and cages.
How do I know which staking method is right for my tomatoes?Which staking method you should use for your plants depends on the type of tomato as well as how many tomatoes you’d like to Read the rest of this entry »

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