Tomato seedlings

Growing tomatoes from seed is easy, and there's nothing like biting into a homegrown tomato that you nurtured from seed to fruit. While there may only be a few varieties of nursery starts available locally

Tips on how to fix leggy seedlings include transplanting spindly seedlings deeper into the soil and preventing leggy seedlings by using better lighting and fans.

Up until this point in your tomato growing journey you have fussed over and doted on these seedlings as if they were your babies. You started them from seed and nurtured them to help them grow big and strong. Now, I’m going to tell you that you have to pick the strongest and best ones […]

You spend all of this time taking care of your tomato seedlings, and then the next moment, it seems like they take a dive for the worse. Seedlings are finicky plants, and sometimes, the simplest disruptions cause them to change. When I saw the purple stems, I immediately spent time trying to figure out what causes this to happen, and I learned a few things. Purple stems on tomato seedlings may be caused by cold temperatures, a nutrient deficiency, or overall stress.

Tomato plants deliver fruits that flare with abundant flavor. Cultivating the plants from seeds, however, is much less expensive than ... Read more

Growing your own tomatoes and vegetables is a very rewarding - and the produce tastes so much better. When growing tomatoes from seeds, you need to consider transplanting your tomato seedlings to help your little tomato plant develop a healthy stem and root system. We will discuss when, how and why you should transplant your tomato seedlings. #vegetablegardening #gardening

Are you getting ready to transplant tomato seedlings? Here are some tips to help ensure a successful start!

Legginess is a common problem when starting tomatoes from seed. It is both preventable and correctable. Correct legginess early to save your tomato seedlings.

Do you want to grow your own tomatoes from seed? Learn when to start and what you’ll need, with step by step instructions. Read more now on Gardener’s Path.

There are seven stages of growth for tomato plants. From seed to harvest, here's what to look for during each growing stage of your tomato plants.