How long is the growing period for tomatoes?

How long is the growing period for tomatoes?

The growth cycle of tomatoes is about 100 to 140 days. Generally, the growth cycle of tomatoes in different regions and different varieties is different. Tomatoes planted in spring generally have a growth cycle of 110 days, and tomatoes planted in autumn generally have a growth cycle of 140 days.

The growth and development stages of tomatoes are generally germination, flowering and fruiting. There are generally two sowing times, one is from March to April in spring, and the harvest time is around September, and the other sowing time is from January to February, and the harvest time is around late June.

The growth process of tomatoes

1. Germination period

The germination period is generally the stage from planting to the sprouting of new branches, which is about 10 to 14 days. Its nutrients are generally supplied by the seeds themselves.

2. Flowering period

The flowering period usually takes 15 to 30 days, and this stage is generally the critical period of tomato growth.

3. Maturity

The maturity period is generally the time for harvesting. If the environment is suitable, the yield will be relatively high. At the same time, a certain amount of moisture needs to be ensured during this period.

Tomato growth period maintenance and management

1. Maintenance during the germination period: The key to maintenance during the germination period is to give it more light. Generally, more sunlight can promote its growth.

2. Maintenance during the flowering period: The main management measures at this stage are fertilization and watering. Generally, some fertilizer should be applied once a month, and water should be supplemented once a week.

3. Maintenance during the mature period: Generally, it needs to be pruned during the mature period to cut off some bad branches, which is conducive to promoting the continued growth of branches with good growth.