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The most common culprits are pests and diseases. First, let's talk about root-knot nematodes. These pests invade the roots of tomatoes and cause damage. Once they settle in, the tomato roots develop many swollen knots, resembling small tumors. As the...

Let’s first talk about physical control, which is the most basic and safest method. As we all know, red spider mites usually gather on the undersides of tomato seedling leaves, so we need to carefully check the backs of the...

When growing tomatoes, sometimes you may encounter the situation where the plant starts flowering without growing much taller. This is mainly related to the growing environment and daily care. Let's go over the reasons for this and how to solve...

Disinfecting tomato seeds is crucial when planting. The surface and interior of tomato seeds can harbor various pathogens and insect eggs, such as those of early blight, late blight, viral diseases, and aphids. If seeds are sown without disinfection, and...

In tomato cultivation, the size, taste, and overall health of the plant are directly related to the outcomes of the harvest. Flower and fruit thinning, as a key management practice, plays a significant role in this process. Simply put, it...