How to Make a Tomato Cage Christmas Tree
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How do you wrap a tomato cage?
Wrap the plastic wrap several times around the top of the cage and leave several inches of wrap above the top of the cage. You roll out about 3 feet of plastic wrap and cut it. The extra 3 feet is used to form the top. Press the several inches of plastic wrap left around the top of the cage down inside the cage. via
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Should I wrap tomato plants in plastic?
Tomatoes thrive in stagnant, hot weather. Wrapping the bottom two rungs or steps of the tomato cage with plastic wrap simulates a greenhouse. By the time the plants reach the top of the plastic wrap, they're strong plants and well adjusted to the temperatures and wind! via
Should you wrap tomato plants?
Mature tomato plants are also susceptible to fungi, as are their fruits. The spread of fungal diseases is encouraged by damp, warm and humid conditions. Covering tomato plants with plastic to protect them from insects or birds may seem like a good idea, but it prevents air circulation and increases the temperature. via
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How do you protect tomatoes from hard freeze?
You need two things to protect your tomato and pepper plants from frost: tomato cages (wood or metal is fine) or sturdy garden stakes, and bubble wrap. The tomato cages or garden stakes will form your structure, and you'll wrap the bubble wrap around that to protect your plants. via
Are split tomatoes okay to eat?
Can You Eat Cracked Tomatoes? Concentric cracks are usually minimal and often heal themselves so, yes, you can eat this type of cracked tomato. Radial cracks are often deeper and can even split the fruit asunder. These deeper wounds open the fruit up to insect attack as well as fungus and bacterial infection. via
Can I leave tomato plants in the rain?
If your tomato seedlings are still in seed pots and are less than 4 inches tall, it is not suggested to leave them outdoors for extended rainfalls. Tomato seedlings taller than 4 inches can be left out during moderate rainfalls. via