A new method for hanging tomatoes in greenhouses

Proper vegetable hanging can increase the yield and quality of vegetables. Hangman is a commonly used high-yielding measure in tomato cultivation management in greenhouses. How to condone tomatoes? The author believes that the following methods are more reasonable.

The traditional way of hanging tomatoes is as follows: the upper end of the sling is fixed on the drawn sling wire and the lower end is hung on the tomato plant. This method of hanging vines often appears as the stalk becomes thicker and the fruit set increases. The sling often tends to “leak” into the stem of the tomato, affecting the normal transportation of nutrients and moisture, and even cutting the vine, affecting the normal development of the plant and other defects. .

The new method for hanging vines is to pull a steel wire along the planting line at a distance of 20 cm from the ground under the corresponding sling wire. When hanging the vine, the upper end of the sling is fixed on the wire of the sling, the lower end is 45-60 degrees, and obliquely tightened and fixed on the lower wire. Then the tomato vines are coiled directly on the slings and do not need to be tied to the stalks. This will not only avoid the "leakage" of the stalk, but it will also be convenient to operate when dropped. And can try to meet the growing habits of tomato and semi-seeded lice, more conducive to tap the tomato's high yield potential.