Watering Tomato Plants
When watering tomato plants, avoid wetting the leaves.
Try not to water towards the end of August so that the plants can be stressed enough to ripen the fruit faster.
If it is a wet summer, use a plastic cover over the plants to keep them dry, help prevent fungus diseases, and hasten ripening.
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Red Tomato Savers, Set of 3 A lifesaver for tomatoes! This four-in-one device saves you time and effort while giving your tomato plants everything they need to perform at their peak. It warms the soil for earlier growth, conserves moisture to reduce watering, eliminates weeding, and even controls cutworms and other soil insects. |
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Fast-Fill Nozzle Modeled after the water hoses at gas stations, this Fast-Fill Nozzle is handy for filling up everything from self-watering planters and Tomato Teepees to your car radiator without frustrating spills and splashback. Its 3/8" angled hose directs a low-pressure stream where you want it. Thumb valve lets you stop the flow instantly. Built to last! |
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Flat Soaker Hose This seeping, weeping Flat Soaker Hose delivers water where it's needed - at the root zone. A slow, gentle soaking prevents run-off and minimizes evaporation to save water. Nylon-coated PVC mesh hose is durable and flexible to match the curves of your garden. Designed to work at low water pressure, so you'll need a pressure regulator if the pressure at your outdoor faucet is more than 10 PSI. Quench thirsty plants without wasting water. Simple to use. |
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Pressure Regulator Does your garden faucet have high water pressure? You can still use an efficient low-pressure soaker hose system for watering your garden. This pressure regulator limits the inlet pressure to a soaker hose irrigation line to 10 PSI. Improves uniform water flow over the length of the hose. |
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