I explain to you in a few lines the mistakes to avoid in tomato cultivation.

In tomato cultivation, certain errors can compromise plant health and fruit quality. The main ones to avoid are:

1. Lack of light: Tomatoes need a lot of sunshine. A poorly lit location can slow down their growth.

2. Excess or lack of water: Irregular or excessive watering can cause the development of diseases, such as mildew or apical rot. It is important to water regularly and not to soak the soil.

3. 3. Insufficient spacing: Planting tomatoes too close to each other prevents good air circulation, thus promoting disease. Make sure you respect a good spacing between the plants.

4. Negligence of the stent: Tomato plants quickly become heavy with fruit. If you do not tutor them, the stems may break or the fruit may touch the soil, increasing the risk of rot.

5. Unsuitable fertilizer: Excessive nitrogen use can promote excessive growth of foliage at the expense of fruit. It is important to choose a balanced fertilizer, rich in potassium and phosphorus.

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