Tomato seedlings

You spend all of this time taking care of your tomato seedlings, and then the next moment, it seems like they take a dive for the worse. Seedlings are finicky plants, and sometimes, the simplest disruptions cause them to change. When I saw the purple stems, I immediately spent time trying to figure out what causes this to happen, and I learned a few things. Purple stems on tomato seedlings may be caused by cold temperatures, a nutrient deficiency, or overall stress.

Tips on how to fix leggy seedlings include transplanting spindly seedlings deeper into the soil and preventing leggy seedlings by using better lighting and fans.

See how to transplant overgrown tomato seedlings into larger containers. Keep your transplants healthy and growing strong for planting day!

Here's a beginner-friendly guide on how to start planting tomato seeds easily at home. Tomato plants are one of the easiest to grow and I'll show you how!

See why planting your tomato plants deep is one of the biggest secrets of all to growing great tomatoes. See how to plant for success!

Are you getting ready to transplant tomato seedlings? Here are some tips to help ensure a successful start!

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Did you know that where and how you transplant tomato seedlings makes all the difference between a mediocre plant and a staggeringly productive plant? Here's the simple trick to help them thrive from the get-go.

Young green tomato seedling in seedling tray, close up