Dwarf red color fruits New bonsai tomato seeds for pot planting

Product Description

Dwarf red color fruits New bonsai tomato seeds for pot planting

EARLY MUTURE

High germination

High yeild 

Easy plant, widely suitable in different places.

Virus resistant/ cold resistance

Netness 98%

We may change the package bags pattern ,but the seeds number will keep 200 seeds.

MOQ 1bag (200pcs seeds)

•  The bonsai tomato seeds are new collected and mature enough . 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more. 

1. Choose a suitable location. You can plant tomato pots anywhere in the sun. Of course, it is best to have at least 6 hours of direct sunlight every day. In addition, you can only grow one tomato in a pot, and keep the environment ventilated. , to avoid infection of fungal diseases, branches and leaves should also be ventilated and light.

2. Choose the type of flowerpot The flowerpot should be at least about 12 liters. The specific size also depends on the variety of tomato. Generally, a larger and deeper container is required. A bracket needs to be set up on the flowerpot, so it is too small. The container is not suitable, you can choose a dark flower pot, which has a certain heat absorption effect, and the bottom of the pot should have large drainage holes.

3. Choose high-quality potting * soil If you want tomato to grow better, you must choose loose, fertile and well-drained humus*, * the soil should be rich in organic matter, it is best to use compost * mixed with peat*, and add pearls appropriately Rock or river sand, which can ensure fertility, good drainage capacity, and ensure loose ventilation to avoid fungal diseases.

4. Choose the right tomato variety Trying to sow a tomato pot yourself is great, you can choose different types of varieties, choose varieties with different plant sizes depending on the environment at home, or even choose smaller cherry tomatoes.