Why and How to Transplant Tomatoes (a Second Time) – Garden Betty
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You might be ready to graduate your tomato plants to the garden, but transplanting tomato seedlings a second time only makes them stronger. That's because burying tomato stems (again) encourages them to grow even more roots and more roots mean bigger, healthier plants.
You might be ready to graduate your tomato plants to the garden, but transplanting tomato seedlings a second time only makes them stronger. That's because burying tomato stems (again) encourages them to grow even more roots and more roots mean bigger, healthier plants that are better able to withstand pests and diseases.
You might be ready to graduate your tomato plants to the garden, but transplanting tomato seedlings a second time only makes them stronger. That's because burying tomato stems (again) encourages them to grow even more roots and more roots mean bigger, healthier plants that are better able to withstand pests and diseases.
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