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Watering tomato plants – the basics

Drip irrigation is the best way to water tomato plants. It's slow, steady, and deep.

. Water deeply but infrequently. Soak your tomato bed once a week, or every five days at the height of summer

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How to Deep Water Tomato Plants

Every summer I spend countless hours trying to get the tomato plants deep watered even though they're in raised beds. It's so hot and ...

Water deeply but infrequently. Soak your tomato bed once a week, or every five days at the height of summer. Water directly on the soil, not on the leaves.

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