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Tomatoes sometimes struggle to grow, resulting in disappointing harvests. Yellow leaves, slow growth, unappealing fruit… What if the key to success lay in well-thought-out fertilization? Natural solutions offer a simple, economical, and effective alternative to chemical fertilizers. Here are seven tips for feeding your tomatoes naturally and maximizing your harvest.
Why Fertilize Your Tomatoes Naturally?
Just as we need a balanced diet to be healthy, tomatoes need specific nutrients to grow properly.
A nitrogen deficiency hinders their growth.
A lack of potassium affects the flavor of the fruit.
A calcium deficiency leads to the appearance of leaf spots.
Fortunately, there are natural solutions to fill these gaps.
The Best Fertilizers for Tomatoes
Iodine to Boost Ripening
Did you know that iodine can accelerate the ripening of tomatoes while protecting them from disease?
Mix 2 tablespoons of iodine in 10 liters of water, then water each plant with this solution.
This simple remedy strengthens the plants’ natural defenses and promotes an earlier harvest.
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