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Growing Tomatoes: How to protect Midnight Snackers

tomatoes in a rural area can be difficult if you frequently "on visitors unauthorized "in the night, like deer, rabbits, foxes, raccoons, etc.. Even cities may be hampered by the visitors, who also believes that its Tomato beautiful are "fair".

Have you ever noticed that often will wait for the juicy tomato is ripe for gathering before snack?. Wait until you have done all the hard work of raising a large garden. Then they invite all their friends and have a small midnight snack with tomato and other vegetables, while you sleep.

In the morning, it seems that the remains of a hand, learn to clean and are not even invited!

If that .. What to do?. plus a line up of fear, or alternately watch your precious tomatoes and other vegetables with a big stick to scare? Try this:

cats big tip: How to protect your tomato production: Many animals, including deer, rabbits, foxes and raccoons, dogs and sometimes (although most digging in your garden instead of tomatoes), I hate the smell of vinegar, even when dry.

He also receives a large pot of white distilled vinegar (it costs long and worth it) pour a little into a bowl and soak some rags and vinegar full strength, not diluted.

Place the vinegar-soaked rags on sticks in your garden, especially near your tomato plants. (But not in plants, only in the area) The more I play, the better. Then return to profit tomatoes each week or two, until you can harvest and other vegetables.

This will set the party animal, at least until next year, unless, of course, you get no sense of smell!.

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My first attempt at tomato plants growing ….?

I started with two plants (big boy) and it the first time their growth. They are more and more, however, does not seem to be …. what I see in my garden is not normal. Plants constantly higher and higher (about 5 feet now), but not completely and there is no suggestion of tomato … no flowers or anything. Someone there an answer to why is that?

may need more sunlight or nutrients that can click Disable the growing point "tip of the plant to begin socket, instead of getting long and thin. Only Pinch the plant just above where two branches side are more and more leaves

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