If your tomato bushes in the garden aren’t thriving, remaining small and yellowish, you should try fertilizing them with manure infusion. This natural mixture is packed with essential micro and macro elements beneficial for plants, including nitrogen, potassium, calcium, and more. You’ll be amazed at the results!
Ingredients:
- Half a bucket of fresh manure
- Water
Instructions:
- Place the manure in the bucket, then pour water over it until the bucket is filled. Stir the mixture well.
- Cover the bucket with a lid and let it sit for 7 to 10 days.
- Dilute the manure infusion before using it: mix 200-250 ml of infusion with 10 liters of stagnant water.
- Before applying the fertilizer, water the soil around the tomato plants thoroughly. For example, we used 10 liters of water for 4 tomato bushes.
- The first fertilizing should be done 2 weeks after planting the tomato seedlings in the garden. The second fertilization is recommended after 10-14 days (though sometimes it may not be necessary). Pour around 350 ml of the diluted solution into a hole made between 4 tomato bushes.
- After fertilizing, it’s also recommended to water the soil with 5-10 liters of stagnant water.
- You’ll see the results in about a week—the tomato plants will begin growing rapidly.
Happy gardening! 🌱
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