Tomato planting cannot use hydroponics

Many vegetable farmers use hydroponics when planting tomatoes. Hydroponics means that water is poured into the planting trench before the tomato is colonized, and the plant is directly inserted into the soil after the water is infiltrated. This cultivation method has a big drawback: the vegetable peasants can easily compact the mud when they are planted. After the mud is dried, it can easily cause soil compaction and poor air permeability, resulting in death of the tomato after colonization. Therefore, the hydroponic method cannot be used for tomato colonization.

When the tomato is planted, the plants should be placed directly in the planting ditch, and then ditched and then watered. This avoids the problems of compaction and transformation of the soil, quick seedling growth after planting, and good growth.