When do you transplant a tomato seedling?
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16 Citations | The herein undertaken study demonstrates that incorporating intact spearmint tissues into the soil is a promising tool for improving tomato seedling production. |
| Production of tomato seedlings with low P in fl oat systems is feasible, at least on a small scale for transplanting locally, when delayed fertilization or delayed fertilization plus brushing treatments are used to control seedling height. | |
| Breaking tomato transplant stems during ship- ping or exposure to post-transpla nt winds would be less likely in short, sturdy seedlings. | |
| Additionally, when a seedling is taken from the bag for transplant, there is the risk of root damage, which compromises the plant's development. | |
29 Citations | Field testing of osmoconditioned seeds of several tomato cultivars at two sites in Ontario showed enhanced seedling emergence, plant development and more breaker-red tomato fruits at harvest, indicating earlier maturity. |
19 Citations | These differing seasonal responses suggest fundamental differences in tomato transplant growth that must be addressed by modifications in N fertilization between spring and fall. |
47 Citations | These results show that seedling inoculation with B. tropica led to effective root colonization of tomato plants followed by bacterial spreading to aerial tissues. |
| The leaf clip strategy for tomato seedling inoculation discussed here has the potential to be a valuable approach with respect to time, space, labour savings and costs. | |
| Younger transplants might be used to achieve rapid seedling estab- lishment with-minimal transplant production costs. | |
| This work showed that pre-sowing seed treatments with the bioregulators used in this work are effective in enhancing seedling emergence of tomato, especially at 100mg/L concentration. |
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