How many times a year can tomatoes be planted? Can they be planted all year round?

How many seasons can tomatoes be grown in a year?

Tomatoes can be planted in greenhouses all year round; if planted in the open field, they can be planted once a year , starting with seedlings in February in spring, transplanting in late April, and harvesting in mid-to-late June. You can also start seedlings in July in autumn, transplant in August, and start harvesting in October.

Tomato Growing Conditions

Tomatoes should be planted in a warm and humid environment of 25-28℃. Temperatures below 10℃ will affect tomato germination. If you want to grow high-quality tomatoes, it is recommended to choose a fertile place with convenient drainage so that the nutrient loss is relatively small. At the same time, pay attention to the temperature and choose different varieties of tomatoes according to the differences to make the tomatoes grow better.

Tomato harvest time

The harvest time of tomatoes is closely related to their planting time. Tomatoes planted in spring should be kept warm and protected from cold in advance. Various measures should be taken to increase the night temperature to promote seedling growth. It takes about 20 days from seedling growth to fruit setting. Water them after harvesting, once every 5 days, but it is best to water them in the morning on a sunny day. Water the tomatoes once after a summer rainstorm, and tomatoes will grow after a period of time.