Imagine having red, juicy, ripe tomatoes hanging right on your balcony garden just when you open the door to have a touch of breeze right in the morning, when the first ray of Sun hits your home.
Tomatoes need at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight a day. Water regularly, ideally in the morning, and check the soil with a finger before each watering. In summer, pots may need water every day, and twice a day on very hot days. Too much, too little or uneven watering can cause cracked tomatoes and blossom-end rot. So it is best to water at the base, not the leaves. Watering washes nutrients out of pots. Apart from this, feed your plant regularly with fertilisers.
How to grow tomatoes in pots at home Easy step-by-step guide for beginners
Most people think this is only possible with a big garden, a lot of free time, and a green thumb. But what if it is actually not, and you could easily grow these fresh, ripe go-to vegetables in a few pots, some seeds, and a little patience Here is a simple and easy step-by-step guide for beginners to grow tomatoes in your balcony garden Photos: Canva
