How to Grow Tomatoes : How to Raise Tomatoes From Seed

Raise tomatoes from seeds by planting the seeds a quarter-inch below the surface in moist, quality soil. Allow tomato plant seeds enough room to grow once they have germinated with instructions from a horticulturist in this free video on growing tomatoes.

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[soxnes]

i like tomatoes

[imperialcrypt]

Facts about tomatoes: Tomatoes are not a vegetable there actually a fruit.

Tomatoes come from the the "Nightshade" plant family as the same with Peppers, and Tobacco.. which also has the Deadly Nightshade. Tomatoes are actually sliglty Toxic when Green. (not ripe)...

[odiodu]

What do you call the plants with red leaves to right there.

[moonshadow112358]

@imperialcrypt The united states supreme court ruled them vegetables due to zoning laws and tax specialties. So...scientifically fruit, legally vegetable. Oh tomato, you sly thing you.

[Debedeb]

To kindergarden ;S how about growing in a sandy garden ;D

[MrGuldtop]

0:13 Close your eyes, and listen.

[dragonintheair]

I love raising those, and also any plant. they are the perfect start to take care of something in your life and they're perfect if they are the first thing that is 100% dependent on you. it feels just great to see them grow an inch. :)

[julian22210]

imperialcrypt : Facts about tomatoes: Tomatoes are not a vegetable there actually a fruit.

Me : where are they fruits?

[buglover3599]

@LivingitupwithLUZ You have to give them more sun.

[sukumvit]

@imperialcrypt Half the "vegetables" we eat are "actually" fruits - everything from capsicums to pumpkins to eggplant to zucchini... "Vegetable" is a culinary term - "table vegetation" - which can be any part of the plant, botanically speaking, including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and, yes, fruits!

[Luvmypets123]

My first attempt at growing tomatoes from seed and the tiny seedlings have just come through !

[Praxxus55712]

@LivingitupwithLUZ Transplant them. Bury them up to their leaves in the new pot. Increase the light as much as possible and feed them a nitrogen rich fertilizer. That combo will build strong roots, learge dark leaves and thicker stems. :)