Growing tomatoes for extremely high productivity, if you do it this way

Growing tomatoes for extremely high productivity, if you do it this way
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Ripe red tomatoes contain the most vitamin C and the most suitable amount of sugar. very good for the body, tomatoes can also be processed into many delicious dishes for your family, here are tips on growing high-yielding tomatoes.
Step 1: Put loose, spongy soil into a pot/styrofoam container, then you drill small holes 50 – 70cm apart and then put the tomato plant down, about ½ of the trunk and then stop.
Step 2: Water to moisten the soil and bring the pot to the sun gradually for the plants to get used to. After about 1 month, let the plants sunbathe directly for 6-8 hours/day.
Step 3: Watering the plant is a very important part of the tree care steps that you have to do every day. The best time to water plants is early morning or late afternoon. Or you can design a small irrigation system from old plastic bottles like in this video
When watering, only water directly on the stem or the soil. Do not water the leaves. Depending on each stage of growth, the plant will need different amounts of water, but at least 500ml of water for each root in one watering.
Step 4: When the plant reaches the flowering stage, you must add a certain amount of nutrients to the plant through fertilizer. During this period, organic fertilizers should be used to provide nutrients and stimulate fruit development.
Step 5: The plant will appear baby tomatoes after about 2 months from the date of planting. The fruit will have a light green color and the intensity of the color will also increase from green to red as it grows.
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