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2. www.thekitchn.com › how-to-seed-a-tomato-23390931How to Seed a Tomato: A Step-by-Step Guide | The Kitchn

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   Jul 20, 2022 · There are two methods you can use to seed medium or large tomatoes. If you’d want to maintain the shape of the whole fruit (for, say, a stuffed tomato recipe), use this first method. Step 1: Use your knife to trim away the stem end of the fruit. Credit: Photo: Chris Simpson; Food Styling: Jessie YuChen.

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3. toriavey.com › how-to-seed-tomatoesSeed Tomatoes Like a Pro: 3 Easy Methods by Tori Avey

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   Jun 19, 2012 · How to Seed Tomatoes. Three easy ways to seed a tomato quickly and easily with step-by-step pictures. PRINT RECIPE Email Me Recipes. COURSE: Side Dish. Kosher Key: Parve. Servings: 1 Varies. Prep Time: 5 minutes. Total Time: 5 minutes. Ingredients.

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4. People also ask

   How to grow tomato seedlings?

   • Start by setting your tomato seedlings in a protected shady area for about an hour. The next day, put them in the same location, but for 2 hours. The day after that, you can let them experience a little bit of gentle morning sun. Gradually increase sun exposure and time outside each day.

   How to Grow Tomatoes From Seed in 7 Simple Steps - Epic Gardening

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   Can you grow tomatoes from seed?

   • Before you dive in, first things first. In preparation for growing your own tomatoes at home from seed, you’ll need to gather some supplies. Some of these are necessities, such as the seeds, starting mix or soil, containers, and a spray bottle. Photo by Kristina Hicks-Hamblin.

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   How do you plant tomato seeds?

   • Step 1: Prepare the soil – If you’re using pellets, pre-moisten them before placing them in the trays. Otherwise use your hand trowel to fill each cell with a damp soil mix. Step 2: Decide how many seeds to plant – If you have a new packet, one per cell is fine. For older tomato seeds, plant 2-3 in each to compensate for lower germination rates.

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5. gardenerspath.com › plants › vegetablesHow to Grow Tomatoes From Seed in 6 Easy Steps - Gardener's Path

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   • Know When to Sow
   • Prepare Trays and Sow Seeds
   • Move to The Germination Station
   • Daily Care of Your Seedlings
   • Repot and Harden Off
   • Transplant to The Garden

   It’s important to know when to start your tomato seeds, in order to plant them out at the best time and get the best harvest. The best time to transplantthese summer veggies is a couple of weeks after your average last frost date. Planting a couple of weeks after this date helps to provide a little wiggle room in case a freak late frost decides to ...

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   Now you’re finally ready to get started, so let’s go. Place some starting mix in your seed trays. Fill each cell loosely, then gently tap the tray to remove any air pockets. You want the soil to fill in the cells without becoming compacted. Loose soil will allow your plants’ roots to spread out nicely, but compacted soil will not. Gently smooth the...

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   Place your seed trays in their warm and humid growing location – your “germination station” – whether this is your greenhouse, cold frame, terrarium, grow dome, or just under some plastic wrap. If your seed tray is placed next to a warm window, you may not need a heat mat. But if you do need extra heat to maintain the soil in your trays at the reco...

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   You will need to care for your young tomatoes every day. 1. Water once or twice a day with your spray bottle when the surface of the soil is dry. 2. When starts are bigger and require more water, switch to a small watering can or teapot. 3. Ventilate your germination station so it doesn’t get too hot. Interior temperatures over 95°F will stunt grow...

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   Once your baby tomatoes have at least two or three sets of true leaves, they can be transplanted into larger sized nursery pots – unless you are ready to transplant them directly into the garden or their summer containers. Repotting will give your tomatoes more room for root growth. Prepare your nursery pot. Fill it halfway with potting mix. Tap th...

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   When is it time to transplant your tomatoes to your garden or pots and containers? After hardening them off, and preferably two weeks after your last frost date. Tomatoes need soil temperatures of 60°F or higher for growth, so if your soil isn’t that warm yet, hold off on transplanting them until it is. You can check your soil temperature with a so...

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6. getbusygardening.com › tomatoes-from-seedGrowing Tomatoes From Seed - The Complete How To Guide

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   Feb 24, 2022 · In warm climates, tomato seeds can be planted directly in the garden. But for most of us, starting them indoors is the best method to use. They require a long, warm season to set fruit. So giving them a head start inside is a good way to ensure you’ll be able to enjoy a bigger crop before frost. How Long To Grow Tomatoes From Seed To Harvest?

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7. www.culinaryhill.com › how-to-seed-tomatoesHow to Seed Tomatoes - Culinary Hill

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   Jul 14, 2020 · To seed a tomato by cutting it in wedges: Cut the tomato into several wedge-shaped slices from the stem to the bottom of the fruit. Using a sharp paring knife, run the blade under each pocket of seeds, along the inner flesh of the tomato itself. The seeds and gel should release as you cut.

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8. www.wikihow.life › Seed-Tomatoes5 Ways to Seed Tomatoes - wikiHow Life

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   Dec 11, 2022 · Method 1. Seeding Tomatoes While Retaining the Most Flesh. 1. Cut the tomato in half. On a cutting board, turn the tomato sideways, so that the top is facing to the right or left. Cut down the middle of the tomato towards the board.

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   Oct 6, 2023 · What You’ll Need: Equipment List. Make sure you have the materials and tools you need before you begin. Growing tomatoes from seed is an incredibly fun and fairly easy process. It does require some equipment though. Let’s take a look at everything you need – from the must haves to the nice-to-haves – to grow your tomatoes from seed this year.