How to Provide Tomato Plants With a Boost
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Another reason for straw is the newspaper gets hard as cement if left to dry. Then cage and watch em grow. I prefer a good organic fertilizer like a tea made from worm castings.
angrysoulz 9 months ago
Did you say Indiana University? I too use newspaper, cages and straw with my tomato plants. Here what I do rather than using newspaper like your method shown here. I use starter plants and let them get adjusted to the soil for about a week. Then I take newspaper using double thickness and cut a semi large X in the middle of the papers. Large enough to slide right over your plant. I then soak the paper and apply a light coat of soil. Next I place straw around the plant for moisture retention.
angrysoulz 9 months ago
so... mr director of gardens..do you recommend osmocote over organic methods of fertilizing?
stymye 11 months ago